top | item 46143795 (no title) thescriptkiddie | 2 months ago anyone want to buy a 2x16 GB DDR4-3200 kit that only fails memtest86 some of the time? discuss order hn newest krackers|2 months ago I wonder if semi-reliable RAM could be made to work for training. After all gradient descent already works in a stochastic environment, so maybe the noise from a few flipped bits doesn't matter too much. sznio|2 months ago Also, depends on the nature of the error. If only a small memory range is affected, you could patch the kernel to avoid it. load replies (1) wrxd|2 months ago Sorry but I am looking for reliability. Do you have any stick that fails 100% of the time? deltoidmaximus|2 months ago Have you tried underclocking or loosening the timings? kasabali|2 months ago my experience is if even memtest86 fails the memory is truly borked. load replies (1)
krackers|2 months ago I wonder if semi-reliable RAM could be made to work for training. After all gradient descent already works in a stochastic environment, so maybe the noise from a few flipped bits doesn't matter too much. sznio|2 months ago Also, depends on the nature of the error. If only a small memory range is affected, you could patch the kernel to avoid it. load replies (1)
sznio|2 months ago Also, depends on the nature of the error. If only a small memory range is affected, you could patch the kernel to avoid it. load replies (1)
wrxd|2 months ago Sorry but I am looking for reliability. Do you have any stick that fails 100% of the time?
deltoidmaximus|2 months ago Have you tried underclocking or loosening the timings? kasabali|2 months ago my experience is if even memtest86 fails the memory is truly borked. load replies (1)
kasabali|2 months ago my experience is if even memtest86 fails the memory is truly borked. load replies (1)
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kasabali|2 months ago