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A memory test screen that claims the test passed with no errors, while somehow the display itself has at least three errors on it.
The issue turned out to be bad capacitors.
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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I did a little number crunching to see about that DDR669 thing...
If indeed the CPU speed is correct at 3014MHz, then the clock multiplier must be 4.5, yielding a RAM speed of 669.777MHz.
That part just might check out, but I dunno, I took that photo back in like 2011.