Thread: Here's how you know if you need more Mem (XP)
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Old 21-04-2004, 10:39   #28
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Re: Here's how you know if you need more Mem (XP)
The Dell laptop I just bought was shipped with a doddgey memory module. Worked fine a lot of the time, until memory usage went past about 300Mb. It was a single 512 card. Then it would BSOD! New RAM is being sent to me today by courier so can't really complain about the after sales.

Ironically the Laptop is from Dell outlet. I bet the reason it was originally returned is the same as the one I am seeing now.

"We test all outlet PCs thouroughly before they are sold" yeah right. Their own RAM test on their diagnostics found this one.

Address FFFFFFFFh or something that far up.
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