[–] [S] 2 points 10 months ago

haha used is an understatement. was in a gaming laptop running frigate at like 90 degrees for 3 years. the other stick is a crucial 2666 16gb I have from same laptop. I'm too lazy to run memtest when I know there's an issue. going to try slower speed and do the testing

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 10 months ago (2 children)

    yea it's a 16gb but yea I agree. although it was in my server for 3 years(laptop that cooked itself)! Going to run memtest here in a minute and will post my findings on all sticks I have around once I'm done with work

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 10 months ago (1 child)

    gotcha it is a team group one(I was skeptical too) I have another 16gb that is crucial I think but it's 2666 speed. Will try memtest tonight and report back.

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    I have a e14 Thinkpad gen 5 Intel 1335u with 8gb soldered ram and a 8gb 3200 ddr4 stick. 16 is not enough ram for my use as a developer so I put a 16gb stick in knowing only first 16 will run dual channel. Now my computer crashes randomly with high memory usage... read online that a 32gb is more stable single channel but I'm skeptical. Stability is pretty important to me as this is how I earn a living what do you all think? Also I would just buy a 32 and try it but everything got pricey the last 2 month

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    EDIT: ran memtest after crashes got worse, went back to stock 8gb and gave up. Some weird issue with used 16 stick

    [–] 28 points 1 year ago

    Wow thanks for posting this. I read the whole thing but what I'm not getting is the fact that their started concern is apks "side loaded". This is aimed directly at the foss community as normal people already won't I stall anything outside of the play store. No non tech enthusiasts go straight to git hub ...

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  • [–] 5 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    I don't have a solution. They also messed up my alarm I heavily rely on. I'm not sure why they get off on messing with stuff. Call also lags when swiped now. Pixel 8 here

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