You bought a non-ECC part from Intel and some memory from a (different) vendor, and the memory flipped a bit. Do you have any evidence or reason to believe tha

You bought a non-ECC part from Intel and some memory from a (different) vendor, and the memory flipped a bit. Do you have any evidence or reason to believe that memory error was outside the advertised error rate for the device, or due to some other wrongful conduct by the vendor? And how would you connect that to wrongful action by Intel which contributed to your damages? I'm no lawyer but I suspect your case is not quite the bargaining chip that you seem to believe.