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You can loosen the timings or turn off XMP (which resets your RAM to the guaranteed-stable JDEC timings), which might solve any instability but would lower your RAM performance, but if it's already at JDEC spec and unstable, replacement is your only option.
i already tested the ram, no errors, it was grub related
Hey, easy fixes are the best fixes!