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Best strategy to recover running Macbook "modern" Pro ram
The best strategy depends on what your constraints and goals are. A quick answer...
Perhaps an alternative is to powerbutton-off the laptop and then bootup a USB Linux which does not "touch" the RAM
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Data remanence - DDR2
If I understand the question correctly, you're asking if it's possible to retrieve the contents of a DRAM cell after it is overwritten with new data, but while the system is still powered on.
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