Yes, it is often possible to resolve RAM issues that lead to the PC restarting.
Yes, it is often possible to resolve RAM issues that lead to the PC restarting.
The 8GB RAM issue started yesterday and now causes problems when running demanding software like Blender or Substance Painter. The computer restarts frequently, leaving me without any warranty. What should I do? Should I try to repair the memory, or if that's not possible, should I discard it? Remember, the RAM still functions in games and other tasks but struggles with heavy tasks.
It's not possible to resolve the issue by reducing speeds and boosting voltage.
yeah i've tested it, my older one is faulty, if i connect it and use blender pc restarts, but with the new one which i bought 1year ago this one doesn't cause any restart, but my question is there's no way to fix it? or even from a shop ? or it's better to buy a new one?
The issue seems to persist even after restarting. Both RAMs are still working, so it might not be a RAM problem. It could relate to the GPU's VRAM or another component.
Are you certain? Most RAM models come with 5, 10-year warranties and some even offer lifetime coverage. I checked the board for any damaged capacitors and made sure everything was cleaned properly.
Uncertain about the blown capacitor in the PSU. However, they provided a three-year warranty. I've cleaned the RAM and GPU, and I haven't detected any burning odor.