It's possible the RAM issue lies elsewhere; checking memtest86 separately can help confirm if it's truly faulty.
It's possible the RAM issue lies elsewhere; checking memtest86 separately can help confirm if it's truly faulty.
This means the faulty RAM was relocated to a different memory slot, and MemTest86 is now reporting no issues. It suggests the problem might have been resolved. You can try running another test or check for other potential causes.