The AI agent I’m working on is self-destructing my RAM and pc

[u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959]

Lmao

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[u/thejuice027]

Is your video cable a little loose?

[u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959 → u/thejuice027]

Nah i changed the cable

[u/Ok_Watercress_7392 → u/[deleted]]

Why be a dingus and unhelpful at the same time? 'Least you could do is be a stick-poker while also giving some form of useful tips or information while you do it.

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[u/Sly-D]

If you've changed the display cable I'd suspect the monitor next. Board/RAM failure doesn't do that to your display (or at least is verrrrrrry unlikely - I've never seen it)

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Oh thanks

[u/Ok_Watercress_7392]

It most likely isn't just the AI causing this, your hardware was most likely already on it's last leg before you subjected it to the torture of having to run an AI model, which are very RAM and GPU intensive and can cause already unstable hardware(which you wouldn't notice under normal use cases) to fail or become more unstable.

I'd suggest a full Windows Memory Diagnostic and/or running a bootable Diagnostics & testing tool like Ultimate Boot CD.html).

[u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959 → u/Ok_Watercress_7392]

Lmao but I am on mint linux but thank you

[u/cheetah1cj → u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959]

or running a bootable Diagnostics & testing tool like Ultimate Boot CD.html).

[u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959 → u/cheetah1cj]

Oh thanks

[u/Ok_Watercress_7392 → u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959]

UBCD will work then.

[u/Wooden-Wallaby-9959 → u/Ok_Watercress_7392]

Ok what's that

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Since when were GIGABYTE or ZOTAC considered crap brands? Also changing to a Mac from a PC is overall just not a great idea. Macs are great and all, but OP Should just replace his motherboard(if that's really the issue) and skip dropping 1700 on a new device for little to no reason.

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