Well ram is actually pretty cheap these days. I would suggest just replacing it.
If you tell me exactly what make and model of computer system you have I can probably point you to a good place to purchase replacement ram at a good price.
Well they said they couldn't find any issues... what so ever and told me to give it to the tech guys who are going to strip my computer and check every module apparently its not the ram its something else...
This seems rather odd since the memory check returned a obviously bad result (any errors are bad 400+ indicates bad memory in my book)
While the problem could be the memory or the slot on the motherboard it is in. That should remain the target of any further investigation. Testing individual components shouldn't be required beyond the ram and the motherboard itself. No other failing component would return the bad results you received from the memory test.
They said they used a microsoft certificated memory diagnose and ran it for 2 days straight.. it came out with no errors what so ever :S and they cant find anything which is causing it
Good luck to you, we've offered all the support we can on this from here. I would personally just buy a couple of 15-20 sticks of ram and see if the problem goes away before paying someone 100's of dollars to tear down the system though.
I got insurance so its free :)
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