Re: FAULTY RAM

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From: RickC
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 1997 00:00

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There are diagnostic programs out there but none of them work all the time.
If your system was running fine before installing the memory, then most
likely its bad. Exchange it for different chips or take it out and see if
your errors go away. You might want to take your old RAM with you so you
can match it up.

Carpy <g.g...@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in article
<01bc2116$d5b5f480$LocalHost@default>...
> I upgraded by a further 16mb recently (72pin EDO), and I am getting a lot
> of fatal exceptions and GPFaults.
> Is it DODGY RAM ??
> Are there any diagnostic programs that are reliable enough to check this
??
> 
> HELP !!
> 
> Gary.
>

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Date: 1997/02/27
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