Actually it was the first thing I thought of then when I started reading the rest of the thread it just lost me. I usually run the bluescreenview to determine exactly whats causing the issue, if I need something more concrete I will target the RAM with PC Check Windows Diagnostic Tool. Glad you got it sorted.
I think the RAM is bad in this machine. Opinions?
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I had a gut feeling it was the RAM from the beginning, like when you feel a hard drive isn't behaving correctly, but all tests show it's fine. I just haven't purchased any DDR4 RAM to have on hand for testing yet, or this would have been a much shorter process.
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This stuff can make you crazy! It's such a good feeling when you get it sorted!
Think about what you've learned along the way as well.
Think about what you've learned along the way as well.
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Yeah, like order some DDR4 to keep on hand. I recently ordered an m.2 adapter for a data transfer, so other than Apple specific adapters I am pretty much caught up on the hardware side.This stuff can make you crazy! It's such a good feeling when you get it sorted!
Think about what you've learned along the way as well.
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