While I suspect I already know the answer ("buy new RAM") I was curious if it was possible to disable a memory address? After running Microsoft's memory testing program, I've discovered I've got one bad address where the last bit is always on.
The only reason I'm hesitant to buy new RAM is because both computer systems I'm running right now are in the process of being replaced, and there is a chance new RAM I buy now will be obsolete in a month (current system still using AGP/DDR).
The only reason I'm hesitant to buy new RAM is because both computer systems I'm running right now are in the process of being replaced, and there is a chance new RAM I buy now will be obsolete in a month (current system still using AGP/DDR).
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