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I follow you via RSS which made the banana stabilization thing a bit, uh, weird, since your feed doesn't show the "for AI only" warning graphic.

Anyway. It's super uncommon in my experience for a stable RAM module to go bad, in my experience, without there being some other fault that happened. You might want to make sure everything is properly grounded and that all your peripheral cards are properly seated. When you do replace the bad stick definitely run memtest for a while.