1. My computer has been freezing since I got it, I think there may be a problem with the RAM. Maybe the voltages or frequencies or something are off, how do I go about checking if the RAM is good?

    

   Smallfrie81, Oct 14, 2009

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   WinXPert TS Guru Posts: 527

   Download Memtest86 http://www.memtest.org/. Extract the zip and burn the iso. Change your bios to boot from CD-ROM.

    

   WinXPert, Oct 14, 2009

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   cdromce TS Rookie

   first i would remove and reset the ram making sure to inspect for burnt or bad chips

    

   cdromce, Nov 12, 2009

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