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Were you running Memtest 86+ or some other memory diagnostic? If you were running memtest86, did you let it complete at least one full pass? What you describe reminds me most of a case I had where my main machine would slowly get more and more error-prone, then start blue-screening, and finally I'd reinstall, only to have the process repeat. This was years ago and Windows XP, and memtest86 actually came back clean on that machine. I finally found another more burn-in type test, and I had some slightly bad RAM in that machine, and eventually errors written to the HDD would pile up and cause system failure. When you said swapping the sticks of RAM did nothing, did you try running the machine with just one stick of RAM for a period of time, then try running it with just the other stick of RAM for a period of time? Or did it run successfully with one stick of RAM for a while, and then started degrading once the other was added back in?
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