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antispam@math.uni.wroc.pl writes:
> "lousy" RNG fails relatively simple statistic tests.

For a memory tester, the RNG only has to scatter the address sequence
enough to decorrelate it from whatever address interactions might lurk
within the hardware.

Of course, for some kinds of issues like Rowhammer, finding the
interactions is also important.