In your previous post, you said:
" I however decided to abort it, which ended the program nicely, but then immediately my screen turned black,"
But in your last post you said:
"and it just frooze after running memtester."
That's another situation entirely.
My comment was trying to point out that terminating a memory test early MIGHT have been the cause of the machine "going black", and then requiring a reboot.
That does NOT mean that your memory is faulty, nor does it mean that your memory is good.
All it means is that the memory test program might not exit gracefully if aborted.
If you'd like to test your memory, please do!
After the memory tester has run a complete cycle, you'll have more reliable information about your memory than you can get by aborting the program before it's finished.
I hope that makes a bit more sense.
