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Originally posted by steve90
how so. If bios can not see the ram its no good or it is the wrong type
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because other factors have to be taken into account. like individual cells that lose charge that lead to corruption of the data inside the cell (e.g truncating memory addresses / returning garbage) the bios will still show the ram, the ram will still appear to work, but any data moved into the individual faulty cells will break.