On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Vivec wrote:
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> btw is 3 supposed to be a bad or a good number? ;-)
3-- it's the magic number!
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I'm simply an accident. Why take it all so seriously?
Emile M. Cioran
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Want to reach the Co
Right..so...with Dimm 3 out the machine crashed again, with BSOD saying
Memory Management.
So I pulled Dimm 4.Rebooted.
Let's see what happens now *sigh*.
is it even possible that ALL the RAM could be bad? Does this mean that the
motherboard has fried??
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I yanked one of the memory Dimms after memtest showed numerous errors.
It was Dimm 3.
So now I just have RAM in Dimm 1, Dimm 2, and Dimm 4.
There goes Dual Channel efficiency.
3GB is fine for me...as long as the machine works.
I will need to leave it overnight, maybe doing another memtest to r
:( ive got a circuit city bought SONY VAIO desktop ($940) at the time.
added a 256mb video card, and 2gb of ram, and its been running great
for AT LEAST 5 years now... never a blip. i scoff and super machines
and shit people talk about... its just a 'puter and its supps to work, not
be expensive
I agree about the limitations of enthusiast machines, esp these days.
On 10/20/09, Vivec wrote:
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> So...
>
> After being out for most of the day, I return home to find my super
> Dell 710H2C computer stuck on a screen which says File error.
> I reboot, and after 5 minutes I'm greeted with a BSO
So...
After being out for most of the day, I return home to find my super
Dell 710H2C computer stuck on a screen which says File error.
I reboot, and after 5 minutes I'm greeted with a BSOD labelled Memory
Management.
i run Windows 7RC Memory Management tool and find it says that there
is a Hard
