I've gone back to the nvidia card and everything is OK.Radeon and GhostBSD
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NevilleGoddard
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Re: Radeon and GhostBSD
It looks like I had a bad RAM slot. I've gone back to the nvidia card and everything is OK.
I've gone back to the nvidia card and everything is OK.Re: Radeon and GhostBSD
Ouch! That's a nasty thing.NevilleGoddard wrote:It looks like I had a bad RAM slot.
bad ram/bad ram slot can lead to programs abortion, kernel panic, data and/or program corruption ...
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NevilleGoddard
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Re: Radeon and GhostBSD
It certainly is a bad thing. Luckily I have 4 ram slots. 
The RAM sticks were originally in slots A2 B2 now they're in A1 B1 and everything seems to be OK. However I only have single channel RAM which means I only have 4gb not 8gb of RAM. 
The BIOS sees both 4gb sticks and says I have 8gb RAM but for some reason it is stuck in single channel mode. This means I think that there is something wrong with my cpu's ram controller. I'll try to fix it later.
The RAM sticks were originally in slots A2 B2 now they're in A1 B1 and everything seems to be OK. However I only have single channel RAM which means I only have 4gb not 8gb of RAM. The BIOS sees both 4gb sticks and says I have 8gb RAM but for some reason it is stuck in single channel mode. This means I think that there is something wrong with my cpu's ram controller. I'll try to fix it later.