Error T400 screen with stripes when I install window 64 bit

Pls help me, with win 32 bit I didn't meet error the screen with stripes but when i install win 64 bit then the screen have stripes, i have updated full drivers for it.
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Are you using two sticks of unequal capacity ram.
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