Should anyone believe the results of any of those RAM memory tests on PC's that supposedly tell you whether or not you've got a bad bank of memory? I've never had much luck and/or faith in them.
I recently mentioned to a friend that those test results should be viewed with great skepticism because, well....
A) Nothing Microsoft of HP sells these days in PC-Land is worth much more than the cardboard box it's shipped in... (Note: Especially Vista!)
and
B) Isn't it testing the same memory it's actually using to run the test??
I guess (maybe?) the computer could shuffle all those bytes around in high or low memory -- but I barely trust it to know it even has a memory, much less what it puts where.... The result of many years of suffering countless application memory leaks created by supremely- caffinated idiot-programmers and bug-infested compilers.!