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The laptop displays BSOD in one RAM slot while functioning normally in another.

The laptop displays BSOD in one RAM slot while functioning normally in another.

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MikaPlayz__
Junior Member
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07-20-2023, 07:25 AM
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You've been experiencing frequent crashes and error messages over the past two days. After trying to fix the issue by resetting your operating system, it was determined that the problem lies in one of the RAM slots. Your laptop has two RAM modules, each with an 8GB stick, totaling 16GB. Testing with just one stick resolved the issue, but switching between slots caused immediate crashes. This suggests a faulty RAM slot. The solution would involve checking and possibly replacing the problematic RAM module.
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MikaPlayz__
07-20-2023, 07:25 AM #1

You've been experiencing frequent crashes and error messages over the past two days. After trying to fix the issue by resetting your operating system, it was determined that the problem lies in one of the RAM slots. Your laptop has two RAM modules, each with an 8GB stick, totaling 16GB. Testing with just one stick resolved the issue, but switching between slots caused immediate crashes. This suggests a faulty RAM slot. The solution would involve checking and possibly replacing the problematic RAM module.

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SinGor
Member
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07-20-2023, 01:14 PM
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Both items are identical. Each was checked using Memtest86. The laptop runs the most recent BIOS version.
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SinGor
07-20-2023, 01:14 PM #2

Both items are identical. Each was checked using Memtest86. The laptop runs the most recent BIOS version.