Cisco Router: SDRAM ECC Error

Well, I went to replace a router here recently, and the router I was using to be the new router came up with this error after I had setup the router and was doing a ping test to test out the ISP line:

#ping 4.2.2.1 rep 1000

Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 1000, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 97.65.10.1, timeout is 2 seconds:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!SDRAM ECC Error,
err addr - 0x236C7B2F, err data_l 0xE0F69399,err data_h 0xE6004C73,
rcv ecc - 0xA3000000, calc ecc 0xAF000000, err cnt 0x73000000
r0  = FFFFFFFF r1  = FFFFFFFF r2  = 0        r3  = 800      r4  = 0
r5  = 0        r6  = 0        r7  = 0        r8  = 0        r9  = 3F7B6C30
r10 = 0        r11 = CA657BA  r12 = 0        r13 = 0        r14 = 0
r15 = 1        r16 = 0        r17 = F400     r18 = 0        r19 = FFFFFFFF
r20 = FFFFFFFF r21 = FFFF0000 r22 = 0        r23 = F601F400 r24 = 0
r25 = 61410A01 r26 = 0        r27 = 1        r28 = 0        r29 = F300
r30 = 0        r31 = 8070     r32 = FFFFFFFF r33 = FFFFFFFF r34 = FFFFFFFF
r35 = FFFFFFFF r36 = FFFFFFFF r37 = FFFFFFFF r38 = FFFFFFFF r39 = FFFFFFFF
r40 = FFFFFFFF r41 = FFFFFFFF r42 = FFFFFFFF r43 = FFFFFFFF r44 = FFFFFFFF
r45 = FFFFFFFF r46 = FFFFFFFF r47 = FFFFFFFF r48 = 0        r49 = 1000C00
r50 = 0        r51 = 269993   r52 = 0        r53 = 0        r54 = 0
r55 = 0        r56 = FFFFFFFF r57 = FFFFFFFF r58 = 0        r59 = 4672F4E0
r60 = FFFFFFFF r61 = FFFFFFFF r62 = 0        r63 = 42ECE8A8
sreg     = 3400F903 mdlo_hi    = 0        mdlo        = 0
mdhi_hi  = 0        mdhi       = 7        badvaddr_hi = FFFFFFFF
badvaddr = FFFFFFFF cause      = FFFFFFFF epc_hi      = 0
epc      = 42ECE914 err_epc_hi = FFFFFFFF err_epc     = FFFFFFFF

%ERR-1-FATAL: Fatal error interrupt, reloading
 err_stat=0x0

=== Flushing messages (07:11:18 UTC Thu Jun 6 2013) ===

Queued messages:

 07:11:19 UTC Thu Jun 6 2013: Interrupt exception, CPU signal 22, PC = 0x0
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   Possible software fault. Upon reccurence,  please collect
   crashinfo, "show tech" and contact Cisco Technical Support.
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As it turns out, the memory was bad in this router.  So, if you come across something like this, you may want to keep in mind your memory.  Its just like changing out the memory of a PC.