The standard theory claims that since memory chips often cannot talk to the processor buy more computer equipment. Not true.

What is the real issue? Memory chips are mad at the processors. A huge argument ensued about space allocation.  The processor demanded extra room but the memory chips balked. Now the chips refuse to speak with the processors.

Purchase more chips or a new processor contributes to the problem. Solve the problem by dragging electronic counselors into the computer to get the memory chips through their anger. Why can’t they get along?

The counselors can fix the problem unless the processor retaliates by refusing to communicate with the memory chips.