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Weirdly enough I had same case but memory turned out to be fine, replacing power supply fixed the issue. I ran test, saw memory is bad, replaced sticks, same pr

by ilyt 4y ago

Weirdly enough I had same case but memory turned out to be fine, replacing power supply fixed the issue. I ran test, saw memory is bad, replaced sticks, same problem, put the sticks back in and decided to just run it (it was gaming PC). Few months later powersupply outright died (had ~8years at that point), replaced it with good one, no memory errors.

vladvasiliu 4y ago
In my case it was clearly a bad RAM stick. Took it out, OK. Switched them around: errors. Replaced it with a new one, back to OK. In this particular case, a bad PSU would be the end of the PC. It's an HP dekstop mini. Basically a laptop without a screen, powered by and external adaptor that puts out a single 12V line. All further conversions are done on the motherboard somehow.