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Old 15-10-2004, 23:42   #13
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Re: Memory problems

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Originally Posted by Bifta
Refund hopefully, I was hoping to nail it down to a problem elsewhere, e.g. timings, BIOS etc, but it looks just to be faulty.
as long as they will accept it back as faulty then i suppose you are ok , what makes me wonde though is how much better it will be compared to generic s**t ram
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