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Hello there, I have been having issues with memory.

Whenever I start a program it will crash, sometimes after a couple of minutes the computer will blue screen with the message "MEMORY MANAGEMENT ERROR" or something similar.

I replaced the memory and everything seemed to be fixed, but is there anything I can do to fix the replaced memory?

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Test each stick of RAM with MemTest86+ and Prime95. When you find the bad stick, hopefully you still have warranty so you can RMA.

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i would remove every stick you have and test them one by one in your system and try opening programs and see if its just a faulty dimm or its something more, have you tried overclocking them as if you have applied too much voltage they could be damaged

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Test each stick of RAM with MemTest86+ and Prime95. When you find the bad stick, hopefully you still have warranty so you can RMA.
Linus also had these problems and he shows you the general process in repairing it:

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