Re: Testing RAM
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Sorry, I cant speak to the "MemTest86+ Modulo 20 algorithm". Is there
something that the test does on that particular motherboard AND memory
stick combo? If the "problem" only shows up when those "3" items align,
and nowhere else, then it's not a issue.
BTW, please don't use "sig seperators" unless you bottom post.
jaypeecee wrote:
Bob,
It's a question of what you mean by "Does the PC work properly with both
sticks?" Under normal day-to-day use, the answer is "yes". However, if you
subject the PC to specific memory tests, the answer has to be "no". If I use
two sticks in any combination of the three available slots, then errors will
arise during the MemTest86+ Modulo 20 algorithm. Both 512MB sticks I am using
are identical - Crucial CT6464Z335 and this arrangement is a guaranteed
compatible combination according to Crucial for my Asus P4S333 mobo.
.
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