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Test memory software .
I think one of my memory sticks is faulty but would like to be sure before I buy some more .
I have found Memtest 86 but was wondering if there were any more out there that I could try |
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memtest is one of the standards these days, what does memtest say about it?
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I havnt run it yet ,wanted to see what other options I had.
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They'll all do the same tests and tell you the same thing ;) Just stick with memtest :p:
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Thanks ,will come back with the results later. :) |
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There's also Memtest86+, based on the original Memtest86, that you could also use!
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i use Memtest86. Let it do a few passes tho as a problem may not show up on the first pass.
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a problem might not show up for a long time.
Ive run memtest overnight and had a single fail 6 hours in. Also even if memtest does not show up a fault it does not mean its not faulty Also if memtest does show up a fault then there are steps you can take. Firstly drop the memory speed ( as a rule nowadays there will be a step inline with the fsb without having to lose CPU clocks) then slacken the timings. You might find your ram will run fine a couple of hundred mhz lower ---------- Post added at 13:56 ---------- Previous post was at 13:54 ---------- also make sure the vdimm valtage is what the ram is specced for if its performance ram it may need higher voltage |
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