In cases like that, you can probably count 95% of them as either user error or hardware failure rather than OS itself. Like, I get frequent BSoD myself, but that's because one of my RAM sticks is broken and I can't RMA nor afford new ones lmao - ThreadSky

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windmillart.net • 120 days ago

In cases like that, you can probably count 95% of them as either user error or hardware failure rather than OS itself.

Like, I get frequent BSoD myself, but that's because one of my RAM sticks is broken and I can't RMA nor afford new ones lmao

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colonelphantom.bsky.social•119 days ago

Can't you remove the faulty stick and just use the system with less RAM? It would cause a performance hit but IMO better that than an unreliable system.

abdmusic.com•120 days ago

A stick of ram is like 40 bucks

nullial.bsky.social•120 days ago

Mr moneybags over here

abdmusic.com•120 days ago

Yea let my pc just bsod all the time and chance losing my files instead of spending 40 dollars.

nullial.bsky.social•120 days ago

Some people just don't have 40 to spend my guy

abdmusic.com•120 days ago

Okay “my guy” then get a job. I use my pc for work. I can’t having it crashing. Weird thing to argue over.

nullial.bsky.social•120 days ago

I do have a job, plus I'm a comp sci student so I also need a pc, but some people still don't have money to throw around like that

windmillart.net•120 days ago

I know and my point still stands.

shrekshellraiser.bsky.social•119 days ago

RAM issues are unrecoverable, how is your system managing to bluescreen because of it? I'd expect a blatant freeze/complete lock up of the system

windmillart.net•119 days ago

I dunno, ask Microsoft. 🤷
BSoD with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT error code and MemTest86 says RAM is screwed.

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