windows memtest version good as standalone one? because i am writing a review of gskill pc4800 i want to test it on stability. is the windows version reliable? or should i use the bootversion? tnx;) url to site: http://hcidesign.com/memtest/ |
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use the bootable! CDROM ISO or Floppy use the latest one to change mem timings on the fly, if needed after memtest passes at a certain speed boot into windows and run a few loops of 3DMark03/05 to test stability, as I've found that memtest stable != windows stable. run Memtest #5 in loop btw, this will stress the memory and you'll catch errors quickly |
ah tnx. i'll try it. |
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hit c, then 1 [enter] 3 [enter] 5 [enter] 0 [enter] this is with the 1.5v :) |
yep 1/3/5/enter/0 and between 1/3/5 no enters needed:p i passed test5 on 300mhz memspeed, 2.75V and 2.5-3-3-5 but superpi aint stable |
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how much passes did you run? I would say, run at least 100 passes! |
:eek: :eek: :eek: i need 1 month for testing then:grin: |
10-15 passes should suffice for testing, + additional stress test in windows + benchmark batchrun = safe to say you reached stable operating speed |
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you can say with 95% that memtest stable ( no or very few errors ) = stable in windows, if it's not stable in win, then your problem is not the mem! |
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ah k, i'll run 3dmark *kuch* 7850mb/s *kuch* |
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JNAV89GT had the same experience on his S939 system during his TCCD roundup testing btw:) |
i get some errors in memtest but fully stable in games! |
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