Tracking down a faulty memory chip

[Retro]

The presenter of this retro PC hardware channel is on a mission to find the faulty memory chip on a 72-pin 32MB EDO memory module causing his PC to crash. It was quite the marathon spread over three videos and it's all gloriously technical and nerdy! Check it out.

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[Retro]

@Geffers @eidairman1 @Digerati I think you'll like this one.

 

[Geffers]

Most of that went over my head

Geffers

 

[eidairman1]

@Geffers @eidairman1 @Digerati I think you'll like this one.

Or you can use this now.

Revamped MemTest86 Can Highlight Bad ICs on Your DIMMs

PassMark Software heralds “a new era of memory testing.”

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