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good morrow peoples of the tk... 4 more sleeps until ze German Bierfest!

oh and 2 days to my 10 year anniversary :D
 
Hagan said:
To the company? To yourself? Or to that special person in your life?
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its me and my "fiancee"(still feels weird saying that)10 year anniversary

Wyvern said:
Ello Wenzie
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haai

BeoTeK said:
ey Wenz, how's things?

and how's that Smartband treating you? ;)
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haai to you too, its treating me good, i have found a flaw in it though... the smart band only works when you have your phone with you. it doesnt track your steps at all when your phone is not with you.... i think i need to write a review on it somewhere...the sleep tracker thing works nicely though
 
Wyvern said:
Good luck!

Hai hai Waco hoe gaan dit?

Oh haaaaaaaai Meneer Vier en veertig
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Hi Wyv.


OK, let's try TK before we escalate this to a thread of its own:

I have memory in my PC, as PCs usually do. I also have random BSODs (Win 8.1) with messages that say the problem was caused by: CACHE_MANAGER or ATTEMPT_TO_WRITE_TO_READ_ONLY_MEMORY or MEMORY_MANAGER etc
So I used the windows built-in memory tester to see if the memory is screwed, but Windows says it is fine.
So my question:
Can somebody recommend a memory testing program? Or is their another possible explanation for the errors?
 
Mister 44 said:
Hi Wyv.


OK, let's try TK before we escalate this to a thread of its own:

I have memory in my PC, as PCs usually do. I also have random BSODs (Win 8.1) with messages that say the problem was caused by: CACHE_MANAGER or ATTEMPT_TO_WRITE_TO_READ_ONLY_MEMORY or MEMORY_MANAGER etc
So I used the windows built-in memory tester to see if the memory is screwed, but Windows says it is fine.
So my question:
Can somebody recommend a memory testing program? Or is their another possible explanation for the errors?
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Consider trying this method. Still looking for more.
 
Mister 44 said:
Hi Wyv.


OK, let's try TK before we escalate this to a thread of its own:

I have memory in my PC, as PCs usually do. I also have random BSODs (Win 8.1) with messages that say the problem was caused by: CACHE_MANAGER or ATTEMPT_TO_WRITE_TO_READ_ONLY_MEMORY or MEMORY_MANAGER etc
So I used the windows built-in memory tester to see if the memory is screwed, but Windows says it is fine.
So my question:
Can somebody recommend a memory testing program? Or is their another possible explanation for the errors?
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http://www.memtest.org/

Memory testing is one of the most troublesome things to troubleshoot. Consider the fact you have memory on your board, RAM, VGA, CPU etc.
 
Mister 44 said:
Hi Wyv.


OK, let's try TK before we escalate this to a thread of its own:

I have memory in my PC, as PCs usually do. I also have random BSODs (Win 8.1) with messages that say the problem was caused by: CACHE_MANAGER or ATTEMPT_TO_WRITE_TO_READ_ONLY_MEMORY or MEMORY_MANAGER etc
So I used the windows built-in memory tester to see if the memory is screwed, but Windows says it is fine.
So my question:
Can somebody recommend a memory testing program? Or is their another possible explanation for the errors?
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i would test your GPU, had this issue with my gpu once, but like beo said it could be a number of things
 
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