Would you say this is stable?

JDizzle · 04-02-04, 03:07 PM

Memtest Results...

7 Hours 41 Minutes
2-3-2-11
3.1v
6 errors

secretweapon · 04-02-04, 03:13 PM

Should have no errors. Which test are the errors from? You can probably save a lot of time by running test 5 in a loop. It is the most stressful on your RAM.

JDizzle · 04-02-04, 03:49 PM

How do I do that? Im new at this

dkdgbroyles · 04-02-04, 03:59 PM

Ur timings may be a little tight. Try something like 2.5-3-3-11 or 2.5-3-3-7. It sounds like u need to play with the timings a little.

secretweapon · 04-02-04, 04:41 PM

When you go into memtest type "c" to go into configuration. When menu pops up chose 2, then 5, it should ask u which test to run now, type 5 again, then type 0 to start running.

tekOC · 04-02-04, 04:57 PM

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Originally posted by secretweapon
When you go into memtest type "c" to go into configuration. When menu pops up chose 2, then 5, it should ask u which test to run now, type 5 again, then type 0 to start running.

Thanks for the tip!

JDizzle · 04-02-04, 05:50 PM

^

KOXC2003 · 04-02-04, 06:20 PM

Yea, I was looking for a way to run just test #5. Oh, memtest can fail for other reasons then just ram problems, in case some of you didn't know.

Thanks for the great tip!

04-02-04, 03:07 PM	Thread Starter #1
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04-02-04, 03:13 PM	#2
secretweapon Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Edmonton	Should have no errors. Which test are the errors from? You can probably save a lot of time by running test 5 in a loop. It is the most stressful on your RAM.
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04-02-04, 03:49 PM	Thread Starter #3
JDizzle Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Houston, Tx	How do I do that? Im new at this __________________ Intel E6400 @ 3.2GHZ (1.36v) - Freezer Pro 7 Gigabyte DS3 C1 F8i 2GB G. Skill PK @ 400mhz 1:1 (4-4-4-12) Asus EN6200 8 pipes enabled 250GB Hitachi T7K250 Fortron Blue Storm 500W Antec P180
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04-02-04, 04:41 PM	#5
secretweapon Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Edmonton	When you go into memtest type "c" to go into configuration. When menu pops up chose 2, then 5, it should ask u which test to run now, type 5 again, then type 0 to start running.
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04-02-04, 06:20 PM	#8
KOXC2003 Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Upstate New York	Yea, I was looking for a way to run just test #5. Oh, memtest can fail for other reasons then just ram problems, in case some of you didn't know. Thanks for the great tip!
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