fricklerderii wrote:I just did it one time. So i will start memtest again and run it for a longer time. Thanks for your advice, Budwiser
How many RAM sticks are in your machine ?
With Memtest86+, you better test each stick separately 1st, every single one more than 10 path.
That´s a very cumbersome procedure because each test is time consuming, but otherwise you won´t find out which stick is faulty and which is not.
I´d run such test overnite during sleep, do the other next day and so on.
It makes sense to test pairs of sticks later in addition,- sometimes single sticks don´t show any issue and in a combo they do.
We did that w/ 4 identical (!) sticks in any combination and in the end we found the culprit.
Just only buying new and replacing all sticks to save time isn´t the holy grail too,- you can get issues w/ new RAM also.
Bud
) without any error. I think, this is not the faulty thing in the computer. 
