00000080 bytes of pain and suffering
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My computer has started suffering from BSOD's recently. A memory test reveals that one part of the memory is failing its check by 00000080 each time. Sigh. Luckily Kingston has a lifetime warranty, although I'm probably going to have to deal with a smaller amount of DDR1 while it is being returned to base. Good thing my motherboard supports both DDR1 & 2.
Still, I'm not that happy. I can't wait till the money from my last website comes through and I can get that new motherboard/cpu/memory combo I've been coverting for the past month. At the moment I'm looking at:
Yeah I know its only DDR2 and not DDR3 but DDR3 is so ridiculously expensive! Once I get a bit richer, I'll probably get a twin brother for my Sapphire HD 3870 Video Card, and a new screen. I quite like the look of this AOC 210V. If anyone has any experience of any of these items I'd be really keen to hear it.