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garfi3ld wrote: from my experience its almost never the CPU unless its an overclocking issue, damaged pins, or (from back before heat spreaders) thermal paste issues.
If you are able to boot the CPU is normally good as well. You are welcome to put it under load using something like prime95. The CPU is different than RAM where each sector can be scanned and tested.
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