Re: OT: System stable at 95MHz, unstable at 100MHz

[Ares <mich0101@tc.umn.edu>]

You may also have a power quality problem, or a problem with the system
power supply. 

I would definitely try using memory from a different dealer, and failing
that, I'd put a decent UPS on the computer.

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