Multiple kernel panics a day

Hi JessicaO_o,

I believe we need to proceed with an EtreCheck report. EtreCheck is a useful app to diagnose issues, both hardware and software. It is trusted by many users. Please follow the steps outlined below:

1. Go to the Mac App Store and search for "EtreCheck."
2. Download it. It is a free and trusted app; as it is on the Mac App Store, and only trusted apps can be submitted.
3. Run the report, and put it in a post, as seen here - https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250000211 We will then examine the report for issues in your Mac.

Cheers,

Jack

First determine if it was the RAM, the ONLY methods to do that is to remove the RAM you installed and run with the original RAM the computer shipped with. Test for about 3-4 days and if no KP's then you know for sure it's the RAM and to buy either macsales.com or crucial.com RAM.

Doing an EtreCheck report at this point would be that helpful at this point. If the KPs continue after using only the original RAM then yes, shoot us an EtreCheck report.

The only RAM that I will use is from either Crucial.com or MacSales.com (OWC). Most of the experienced users here will agree. And only directly from the manufacturer's website, not Amazon or eBay or other outlets.

Also download the Etrecheck app directly from the developer's website as the version on the App Store had to be dumbed down a bit before it could be offered on the store. The link is: Etrecheck.

I recommend you uninstall the third party ram and test, if the panics persist the swap the third party ram for the original ram and test.

You might also look at disconnecting any third party devices, mice external drives etc and testing.

If your computer has upgraded RAM or has a Hard Drive installed in it, my guess it is either the RAM or the HD. Does it have either?