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#231212 - 05/27/05 01:30 AM Test your RAM
SparkCollector Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/17/04 Posts: 3001 Loc: Lancaster PA USA	I've been having some intermittant problems that I'm narrowing down to possibly being caused by RAM going bad.<br><br>MacFixit just posted a real good article by Dan Frakes about this, along with links to a couple free utilities for testing RAM.<br><br>Go get it quick, before the article retreats into "MacFixit subscriber-only" land.<br><br>http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20050524014158525<br><br>
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#231213 - 05/27/05 06:43 AM Re: Test your RAM [Re: SparkCollector]
Topper Carpal Tunnel Registered: 01/30/03 Posts: 4656 Loc: Massachusetts	Good article, thank you. <br>I will try it out later.<br><br> _________________________
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