How can an NVMe drive cause a DRAM error on an iBuyPower Gaming PC ? I have no idea, but what I do know is this flashy piece of tech came into my repair shop because it wouldn't boot. After checking the RAM CPU GPU PSU and my temperature, it ended up being the ADATA NVMe drive causing this error. Technology is always changing, and the problems change with it. Has anyone ever seen this happen on a computer before?
