How to detect ram memory going bad?

[BP25 <bp25@posteo.net>]

Hello I'm writing to this mailing list as suggested by the btrfs docs. I 
wanted to ask how to detect and mitigate ram memory going bad when using 
BTRFS? Because the 'Hardware Considerations' the BTRFS manual suggest in 
this scenario to run memtest; but this is probs more like right after 
installing new ram. Is there any BTRFS tool, perhaps to run 
periodically, that can help me detect bad ram hence mitigate the 
consequences? There is a webpage called 'Will ZFS and non-ECC RAM kill 
your data?' where it's suggested that ZFS scrub effectively detects bad 
ram (when at least two copies of the same file and/or metadata are 
stored, and I wonder if there are other assumptions here...), but I'm 
new to btrfs and I wonder if the reasoning can be applied to btrfs as 
well, and how effective of a mitigation it would actually provide. OS is 
GNU (Guix) and I think can't use ECC because I suspect my X200 
motherboards wouldn't support it?

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