Re: [RT] Off Topic Memory/Crashes

["Kent Rollins" <kentr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Normally when memory causes crashes, the machine 
just locks up.  Disappearing icons and spontaneous application closings are 
not related to faulty memory.  It is more likely that you are leaving some 
faulty application open longer with your increased memory or something else is 
unstable with your system.
 
Kent
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  Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 8:21 
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  Subject: [RT] Off Topic 
  Memory/Crashes
  
  I just added some more memory to my PC. While it 
  does seem faster and I can run more apps, it seems to crash more, all the 
  icons dissappear and the Explorer closes. I paid $13 for 128 mbs. Was it just 
  cheap memory, is there any way I can tell? Guess I paid too 
  little?
   
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