RADAR_PRE_LEAK_64

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RADAR is Microsoft's Memory Leak Detector so that error indicates an App/program is not properly handling memory. Check-in TaskManager and/or use Process Explorer from SysInternals. It is often a game though the error issued is just informative and a report was sent to Microsoft. So you really do not need to do anything.

Process Explorer - Free (SysInternals is part of Microsoft)

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/d...

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Check-in Task Manager and/or use Process Explorer. Note that almost all errors that show up in the Event Viewer log are really not important.

In any case, this is a software issue, an App or program not properly managing its memory and not a hardware issue though I suppose some errant memory "tweaking" could cause some memory to become unusable. Some games, such as BlackOps are known to frequently cause the report to be written.

I would not worry about it.

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There have been people saying faulty ram can cause this to populate the logs. So i wanted to make sure. These really only started popping up after tweaking my ram timings.. or so i thought? Is this a normal error to see in events? Cause if thats the case then a couple of my games including explorer.exe caused entries to populate

Okay thank you. Ill poke around with process explorer and see what i can find. If i keep seeing it I'll loosen my ram timings and see if the entries stop or happen less.