What memory is being tested by an OS running in Virtual Box?

I am wondering what memory is being test by an OS running in Virtual Box?
I set the OS to restart and run a mem test, and it is running fine, but the OS is in Virtual Box. I was expecting an error, but nothing happened, and the memory test is running.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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You'll need to take the system so where local and have the look at the computer.
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