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how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
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spodosaurus
Squibbly said:how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
remove the other module.
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| how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
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Are you running memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com
memtest 3.5 ? http://hcidesign.com/memtest
You can't. if using memtest86
Take out all the installed ram and only install the dimm you wish to test.
Boot the pc with the memtest CD or floppy and it will test the installed
memory. Once you are happy with the number of test passes run the test again
on another dimm until you have tested each one individually and then run a
test with the full amount of memory you require installed.
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Are you running memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com
memtest 3.5 ? http://hcidesign.com/memtest
You can't. if using memtest86
Take out all the installed ram and only install the dimm you wish to test.
Boot the pc with the memtest CD or floppy and it will test the installed
memory. Once you are happy with the number of test passes run the test again
on another dimm until you have tested each one individually and then run a
test with the full amount of memory you require installed.
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Frank McCoy
In alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt spodosaurus
Heh, heh. Works for me. ;-}
remove the other module.
Heh, heh. Works for me. ;-}
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Frank McCoy
Actually, I'd do that in reverse:| how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
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Are you running memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com
memtest 3.5 ? http://hcidesign.com/memtest
You can't. if using memtest86
Take out all the installed ram and only install the dimm you wish to test.
Boot the pc with the memtest CD or floppy and it will test the installed
memory. Once you are happy with the number of test passes run the test again
on another dimm until you have tested each one individually and then run a
test with the full amount of memory you require installed.
Run a FULL test, with ALL the memory in place, in the configuration you
want to run in; and then *only* if that fails should you remove and test
the modules independantly.
Just my opinion, of course. YMMVW.