Google: Computer memory flakier than expected

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  1. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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  2. Mrkvonic

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    Very interesting, thank you.
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    Never gave it a thought. :doubt: :D
     
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    You get billions of neutrinos storming through your body every seconds and a few TeV+ photons now and then. These can be quite sneaky when they hit a molecule ...
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    By the way, do you test RAM with memtest86 for houres and get a clean rating and still have BSOD? Try real Memtest, runs in Windows, but finds erros in mins.
     
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