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Appreciate the help, Sorry for asking tons of questions, just wanted to make sure I know what to fix and where it went wrong.

Okay, just to make sure I'm understanding. The ram is more or less causing my issue so if that gets fixed the rest of the issues should vanish or at least self correct? Sorry to sound incompetent but I'm trying to understand and not have to spend facebook marketplace shitbox Honda civic money to fix a issue.

I might get around to testing the sticks one by one, but I have a question. So does the ram is bad cause the cache drive to start to error out, or do I have two device(s) to fix?

Fair enough, I'll run a memtest here soon and let you guys know what the result is.

I have possibly a stupid question, if you peeps don't mind me asking, why would having the ram be faster, be an issue here. I will revert it, if that's believed to be the issue along with running a memtest, but I'm just a bit lost on why the ram being faster is causing my cache drive to error out.

As far as I'm aware I haven't overclocked the ram at all. I just set them at the XMP speeds. If thats bad then sure I can revert it, just seems like a silly issue.

Also I should note, for what its worth I have also asked the wizards of reddit, from the r/unRAID subreddit to help me in my time of stupidity, and clueless-ness. Here is the link to that post.

So I've recently been having trouble with my plex server. For context it works for maybe a few hours then it refuses to load any content, along with docker has become more or less unresponsive and has started to give me "Execution Errors" when starting and stopping containers. Because of these issues, I have started to look at the syslogs, and I've noticed an alarming amount of red in the syslogs. I don't know if this is anything to worry about or if I need to run to microcenter and grab a new cache drive. For the people who will ask, I will attach the Diagnostics file. unraid-diagnostics-20260805-2317.zip