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1. tomrod+(OP)[view] [source] 2022-09-24 21:08:18
I had a Framework and really liked it. Unfortunately the components just degraded really quickly for me, and now can't work but 20 minutes at a time until it freezes completely. Swapped out for a Thinkpad last week.

Even swapped out the Framework mainboard after a long back and forth with support. Just some poor battery unloading or similar causing shorts. I was very close to committing my company to using them until this started happening to my tester unit and my lead engineer's tester unit.

I hope the best for Framework -- I really love their repairability promise -- but before I can commit my company to them I need them to not be lemons.

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2. yourap+hi1[view] [source] 2022-09-25 14:13:13
>>tomrod+(OP)
> Unfortunately the components just degraded really quickly for me...

How long in months was “really quickly”?

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3. tomrod+Mp1[view] [source] [discussion] 2022-09-25 15:02:52
>>yourap+hi1
First freeze in the first two weeks, six months until unusable.
4. broken+X23[view] [source] 2022-09-26 01:13:31
>>tomrod+(OP)
I'd be running a RAM test.

Try out Memtest86 - I think it's also usually an option in the boot menu on Ubuntu live-DVDs.

Let it run overnight, I've had crashes like that before where the RAM only starts failing after a few hours of memtesting.

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5. tomrod+sB4[view] [source] [discussion] 2022-09-26 15:18:16
>>broken+X23
I tried to work around that by trying different RAM sticks. 2 initial + 2 new, both sides, swapping, using only one, etc.

I guess next step would be Memtest! Thanks for the reminder.

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