- Feb 25, 2014
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For Quite a long time now, I have encountered a few issues that no one has been able to help me solve. I have determined I might have been going about it the wrong way.
Symptoms
Some times programs, especially video games, fail to start, giving me the generic "Has stopped working" error. This error is usually replicated though playing a game. exiting, trying to play it again. usually a reboot fixes it, sometimes I have to reboot multiple times (People tell me it is a registry error, no amount of registry cleaning/repairing has solved it)
I get BSoDs especially during intensive actions. a common cause would be alt tabbing to my second screen while playing a game and trying to load up Twitch or Youtube. (Usually told GPU fault, brought a new one recently and the issue is still present)
Sometimes it will take an unusually long time to load up Chrome and my saved Tabs, often times this is quick, when it does take a long time, a lot of things seem to become unresponsive such as trying to open folders, move icons on my desktop and even trying to minimize chrome.(Usually told connection issue, or a chrome issue)
I wonder if these 3 symptoms together could point to RAM?
Symptoms
Some times programs, especially video games, fail to start, giving me the generic "Has stopped working" error. This error is usually replicated though playing a game. exiting, trying to play it again. usually a reboot fixes it, sometimes I have to reboot multiple times (People tell me it is a registry error, no amount of registry cleaning/repairing has solved it)
I get BSoDs especially during intensive actions. a common cause would be alt tabbing to my second screen while playing a game and trying to load up Twitch or Youtube. (Usually told GPU fault, brought a new one recently and the issue is still present)
Sometimes it will take an unusually long time to load up Chrome and my saved Tabs, often times this is quick, when it does take a long time, a lot of things seem to become unresponsive such as trying to open folders, move icons on my desktop and even trying to minimize chrome.(Usually told connection issue, or a chrome issue)
I wonder if these 3 symptoms together could point to RAM?
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