Is it memory 20 broken, is it memory broken

0x0000009—The memory control module address is invalid.

0x0000009c:machine_check_exception

It is usually caused by hardware, usually due to overclocking or hardware problems (memory, CPU, bus, electricity.

source). Solution: If you are overclocked, please reduce back to the original CPU frequency and check other hardware.

0x0000009friver_power_state_failure

Solution: Reinstall the system, if it can't be solved, replace the power supply.

First, unplug the memory, use the eraser to erase the position of the gold finger, and then reinstall it; Motherboard COMS discharge, restore motherboard BIOS factory settings to see if it works.

Also, update the drivers for your motherboard and graphics card.

Finally, I wish you a speedy and successful solution.

It's a system issue, and your graphics card is using your memory.

The memory is in poor contact with the motherboard, and it should be reinstalled after being cleaned and disposed of.

Landlord, your philology must be not good, otherwise I wouldn't have been confused at first, but then I read it three or four times before I understood what you meant, and it was recommended to consolidate my knowledge of Chinese. To get back to the point, your situation should be a two-memory compatibility problem, and it is recommended to replace the existing two memories with two consecutive memory.

1. No display at startup It is a common phenomenon for such failures to occur due to memory modules.

2. The operation of the Windows system is unstable and often produces illegal errors This kind of failure is generally due to the poor quality of the memory chip.

3. The Windows registry is often damaged for no reason, prompting users to restore Such failures are generally caused by poor quality of memory modules, which are difficult to repair and can only be replaced.

Fourth, Windows often automatically enters the safe mode This kind of failure is generally caused by the incompatibility between the motherboard and the memory module or the poor quality of the memory module, which is common in PC133 memory used on some motherboards that do not support PC133 memory module, you can try to reduce the memory read speed in the CMOS setting to see if it can solve the problem, if not, then only replace the memory type of noisy strip.

Random crash This kind of fault operation is generally due to the use of several different chip memory modules, due to the different speed of each memory module resulting in a time difference resulting in a crash, which can be solved by reducing the memory speed in the CMOS setting, otherwise, the only way to use the same model of memory.

There is also a possibility that the memory module is incompatible with the motherboard, which is generally rare, and it is also possible that the memory module is in poor contact with the motherboard and causes the computer to crash randomly, which is more common.