M Miles Bader Mar 19, 2009 #21 pokey man said: try increasing the voltage and better cas just a thought Click to expand... It's the problem with overclocking -- it seems such a black art, and if you do it wrong, potentially rather nasty (e.g. subtle data corruption...). argh.... -Miles
pokey man said: try increasing the voltage and better cas just a thought Click to expand... It's the problem with overclocking -- it seems such a black art, and if you do it wrong, potentially rather nasty (e.g. subtle data corruption...). argh.... -Miles
P pokey man Mar 20, 2009 #22 Miles Bader said: It's the problem with overclocking -- it seems such a black art, and if you do it wrong, potentially rather nasty (e.g. subtle data corruption...). argh.... -Miles Click to expand... thats why you run memtst only till you get it stable by increasing the voltage till its stable and no errors for 24 hrs running pokeyman
Miles Bader said: It's the problem with overclocking -- it seems such a black art, and if you do it wrong, potentially rather nasty (e.g. subtle data corruption...). argh.... -Miles Click to expand... thats why you run memtst only till you get it stable by increasing the voltage till its stable and no errors for 24 hrs running pokeyman
