What's the best way to burn-in ram?

[rseven]

I just got some new ram. (PQI Turbo pc4000 TCCD) I understand that tccd ram needs to burn-in. Okay, what's the best program to do that? I have used memtest and prime95 in the past, but I honestly don't know what works best. Thanks.

[MikeyLikesItSI]

From what i've read, TCCD doesn't benefit from break-in, but here is a good post on it anyway.

http://www.ocforums.com/showpost.php?p=3384055&postcount=2

[RangerDave]

im looking into buying some pqi turbo memory now with the tccd samsung memory :) was thinking of ocz but been proved other wise. i try to stay on top of my hardware but memory is one thing ive been lacking on. i saw this in a post:
pqi TURBO Series Dual Channel Platinum Kit 184-Pin 1GB(512MB x 2) DDR PC-3200 (Samsung TCCD)
and im thinking of getting it. i want to get the asus a8n sli deluxe and a 3200+ 90 nm winchester. 10x233 1:1 w/ ram and apperentely this ram can go well above 466 mhz so i hope this will be fine :). please PLEASE i want as many comments and what not as i can find for what im trying to do.. plus on a non related matter im going w/ 2 6600gt's sli'd which will be SWEET

[NinjaZX6R]

I just got some new ram. (PQI Turbo pc4000 TCCD) I understand that tccd ram needs to burn-in. Okay, what's the best program to do that? I have used memtest and prime95 in the past, but I honestly don't know what works best. Thanks.

Hey bud, I would think memtest would be just fine. Most people loop test #5. I couldn't tell you why, but I have heard it time and time again. I never burned in my TCCD though.....hmmmm.

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