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How to test memory using Linux
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Now most Linux Distro come with memtest86

  1. Boot up Linux live booting up Linux Live
  2. Go down to memory test
  3. Select enter on your keyboard
  4. Memtest86 will start to test your memory  


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Cool video
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Nice!
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