I am not joking, you should have either 2 or 4 sticks of ram, probably 2. The computer will still run even with half the ram. You could see if the catastrophic issues go away if you remove some of the ram. It will probably be slower though.
Otherwise, right now ram is pretty cheap. You can get some decent ram for about 50 bucks
Also how old is your cpu and what is it? Tbh it quitting when you're using your video editor and it overheating makes it sound like a CPU problem, not a ram problem. If it's relatively new, you could probably put a cooler on it and call it a day
ram issues probably. I dont have swap so it crashes when i video edit :kitty-cri-texas:
Have you tried setting lower ram timings in the bios
nah but the cpu was overheating so i lowered the max voltage or something. I guess i could try that
maybe you should remove one of the sticks of ram, see if that stops the issues then you know which stick is causing the issue
i dont know enough about computers to know if youre joking
I am not joking, you should have either 2 or 4 sticks of ram, probably 2. The computer will still run even with half the ram. You could see if the catastrophic issues go away if you remove some of the ram. It will probably be slower though.
Otherwise, right now ram is pretty cheap. You can get some decent ram for about 50 bucks
sounds like the easy solution. First i should check if im still having problems though lol
Also how old is your cpu and what is it? Tbh it quitting when you're using your video editor and it overheating makes it sound like a CPU problem, not a ram problem. If it's relatively new, you could probably put a cooler on it and call it a day
Definitely