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  1. redneck9407
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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       New #11

    So... I got out of bed and walked over to my computer to check on the memtest.... this is what I found


    I'm gonna say ram or mobo atm, will remove all sticks but 1 and rerun.
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  3. essenbe
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    Windows 11 Pro
       New #12

    Right, either ram or mobo, but usually the ram. Find 1 good stick and run it in every slot. If it passes in 3 slots and shows errors in 1 slot, you are fairly certain it is a bad dimm slot, If it passes in all 4 slots, you are fairly certain it id the ram. When you RMA the Ram, rma it all, and get a kit in return. A kit is tested that all sticks run well together. Individual sticks are not. 2 sticks, even the same Manufacturer and same model can have problems running together. But, I believe you found your problem.
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  4. redneck9407
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       New #13

    Well I am going to mark this as solved seeing as no errors and no crash in two weeks. I greatly appreciate your help in getting this machine back up and running. Im not gonna bother sending the ram off and getting a new batch as its been past the time period. Thanks again!
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  6. essenbe
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       New #14

    you are very welcome, and I hope it continues to run right for you. If your Ram was from a major manufacturer, there is no time period. They almost all have a lifetime warranty.
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