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Hey guys for a while now my computer has been crashing in game and keep getting some windows error, didnt really bother me that much but its happening all the time now. So i tried memtest86 and got back 2 errors after going through the test twice, however im not sure what they mean i looked at the html file but still not sure. Here is a pic of the results, not sure if its my ram or my cpu??? any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

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I had 1 error on my RAM but I've yet to ever encounter a problem with mine.

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k but im wondering if it is the ram since the error says cpu, also if it needs to be replaced

I'm pretty sure that's just referencing core 0 of your CPU which was running during the error. I'm not 100% sure that it's a RAM error, but it probably is. It's definitely something you should look into though because RAM instability isn't a good thing. If I were you I'd just leave my RAM at whatever speeds, latencies, and voltages they were supposed to run at.

I actually couldn't underclock my 5 year old GPU to make it as slow as a next-gen console.

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Depending on how many sticks you have, you should start with the basics. Remove all but one and run your game with min settings and see if it crashes. If it does try another ram slot on your motherboard. Once you try all slotsand if it does the same thing try another memory stick and repeat. Your trying to see if it's either your memory or your mobo.

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