HT1338 my mac book pro has started getting this panic kernel shut down stuff went to apple store they told me it was my ram changed ram still doing the same thing apple is like we could care less told me to buy a new computer anyone else getting this?

my mac book pro is getting this panic kernel shut down went to the apple store they told me the ram was bad replaced ram it is still doing it contacted apple they told me buy a new computer anyone out there with this problem and can it be fixed?

If they replaced RAM to fix a problem and it is not fixed take it right back to them.

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