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I am fully aware the module is not 100% working, i.e., it is faulty at a specific physical address. That's OK for my personal desktop though, unless the conditi
by c0l0 3y ago
I am fully aware the module is not 100% working, i.e., it is faulty at a specific physical address. That's OK for my personal desktop though, unless the condition worsens, and UCEs (which will panic my kernel) follow.
- justinclift 3y agoAny chance it's something that's being affected by temperature? Along the lines of "computer gets toasty doing work, ecc errors start happening"? Stuff like that could just mean the memory sticks need pushing in a bit more.
- c0l0 3y agoI tried to test and control for that to the best of my ability, but ambient/operating temperature does not seem to be part of the equation.