Any Idea about this

[Glenn Steen]

On 14/03/2008, Rick Cooper <rcooper at dwford.com> wrote:
> You may want to investigate how to setup and use memtest86 (which is
>  probably already install on your system) as this is pretty certainly memory
>  related but could be caused by other things, heat, etc.
>
CPUs, memory manager (ie the entire mobo might need a change:-), power
regulators, supply ... HW is so much fun:-).
But I agree, RAM is the most likely one. Bad thing is that one can
have a marginal RAM chip that memtest86 don't ... stress... enough for
it to fail, but hour upon hour of normal ops might... Sigh.
Once is never, twice...:-)

Cheers
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