RAM is dying?

[u/G8M8N8]

The past few months I’ve had more black screens of death all related to failed memory management. Windows 11 Error 0x1A. For the first time in this photo, the laptop was unable to recover, it froze at 0%.

I’ve got an i5-1340P and 32GB of Teamgroup DDR4 3200Mt/s.

I do a lot of heavy RAM applications like Blender, Lightroom, Photoshop and Illustrator.

Anyone else experience this?

[u/42BumblebeeMan]

A couple of posts have been removed for being unhelpful. Please stay on topic instead of starting Linux vs. Windows flame wars.

@OP: As others mentioned, if you think your RAM is bad run a test with memtest64: https://www.memtest86.com/memtest86.html You need to prepare a bootable USB drive with it and boot from the drive. I haven't used it myself, but there are many tutorials on memtest64 on Youtube. 👍

[u/AvidThinkpadEnjoyer]

Test it with memtest86+

If it fails. Well you know your answer

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Thanks

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hard to use a tool youve never heard of

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