4mem/9/40000000: 0x82b9e098
Hello dear MBP experts!! I have an interesting question just for the best !! I was running a diagnostic test on my MBP then as a sert I got this code !! Any one know what is this about exactly ? Then what is the possible solution if ?
i will really appreciate your support as usual
Thank you !
That RAM is too fast for your MacBook Pro. You need the exact correct spec, not slower and not faster.
Readers who install RAM rated FASTER than the exact correct spec report that it is FLAKY in these Macs -- they see several unexplained crashes per week for no obvious reasons.
Given this, it is possible your results of Bad Battery are also suspect.
Correct. It requires the slightly slower/older 1333 MHz RAM. While RAM with other specs may work, incorrect RAM should be the first suspect with a RAM error code. Newer versions of OS X utilize as much RAM as it needs for smooth operation, meaning issues may not have appeared with older versions of the OS.
The initials "KVR" on the module's label stands for "Kingston Value RAM." It is their "bargain" line of RAM is not worked well in Macs since Apple changed to Intel Processors in 2006.
Well, the error message indicates that it is not. So either the error message is wrong (unlikely) or there is an issue with the RAM.
That error indicates a problem with the battery. This is odd that it didn't turn up the first time and now I'm unsure that Hardware Test is reporting correctly. I'm going to ask some of my fellow hardware experts to jump in here. Hopefully someone will know what is going on.
I will really appreciate !! Then running the test resuming is that: when put both memories of 8 go each the code appear is 4mem/9/40000000: 0x82b9e098 then when Runed separately each memory the Code changed to 4xxx/40000005: “Battery”
Thank you for your time but the memory it’s working ok 16gb 2 of 8gb each ? The computer sometimes and suddenly turn off :(
that code was the result of a full test running
Well that is the memory I’m using both the same, the acordoging with your sugestión I will test each piece of memory to see which one is spoil then run a test again
OK, let us know the results.
That is the MBP profile
It's not a good idea to post your serial number in public forums. I asked for a Host to edit it.
Thanks !! :)
That model requires RAM as shown below:
Maximum Memory16 GB
Slots2 - 204-pin PC-10600 (1333 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM
Unkow CODE 4mem/9/40000000: 0x82b9e098
