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memtest results
I run memtest a couple of times but every time I run it I got different result
sometimes I got no errors at all but few times I got errors (but each time in a different address) (2x512 667-DDRII) should I replace it? |
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Re: memtest results
Test one stick at a time. Let it run for a few hours, unless you start
getting errors right off the bat. Replace ram. I would not throw ram away. I tested ram on this one machine in particular, it tested bad. But I put the same ram in another machine and it was good, some sort of compatiblity quirk, I think.
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