memtest86+: Checking Your RAM For Errors
Bits are bits - and your computer playback will always be perfect. Right?
Do not answer that - the above is a rhetorical question.
No matter how good your computers are - once in a while you may find your computer is running fine one minute but suddenly crash in the next.
The rarer this phenomenon occurs, the harder it is to troubleshoot the cause.
There are many reasons why a system may crash this way. More often than not, the main cause is simply badly written software. The less usual suspects are leaky motherboard capacitors, poor quality ‘Yumcha’ power supply and issues like over heating.
However, there is one component that is often overlooked, and this component can cause unpredictable system or software failure. This component is the main focus of this article, and you you probably already know what that is:
Bad RAM!