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Error at 96EAC0
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It means you got an error at that memory address.
Ok! So i can do anything to fix it?
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Replace the RAM
But first try resetting the RAM and running: Windows Memory Diagnostic
But first try resetting the RAM and running: Windows Memory Diagnostic
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Also try lowering memory clock / relaxing timings / increasing voltage
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I recommend trying to run MemTest86 to ensure windows or anything higher on the software stack isn't potentially causing the error.
If the error persists in MemTest86, as Wizard points out it's worthwhile to try lowering the mem clock / timings / increasing voltage and then re-testing to see if the error still occurs. You can try using the JEDEC defaults if you aren't using them already.
Memory errors are most often the fault of the RAM itself but it can also be caused by the motherboard (whether that be via poorly set sub-timings or poor traces to the RAM slots) or even an over-tightened CPU cooler.
If the error persists in MemTest86, as Wizard points out it's worthwhile to try lowering the mem clock / timings / increasing voltage and then re-testing to see if the error still occurs. You can try using the JEDEC defaults if you aren't using them already.
Memory errors are most often the fault of the RAM itself but it can also be caused by the motherboard (whether that be via poorly set sub-timings or poor traces to the RAM slots) or even an over-tightened CPU cooler.
