Hello!
Recently bought and assembled a new rig. Had no crashes in games so far (except one "stopped working" in too heavily modded skyrim). After my buddy had a bit of weird behaviour with his pc I decided to do a bit of testing myself, since the components are fairly new (one month exactly).
Yesterday I was absent the whole day so I left memtest running. After close to 24h the result looks like this:
So, what does this mean? 10 full passes are plenty and one lone error could be just due to overheating or something... I also don't quite understand the failing address. Does that mean this sector would be accessed only when ram is fully utilized?
By the way, RAM is a g.skill sniper, 16gb (2x8gb), 1600mhz.
Bottom line is that I don't have another ddr3 ram lying around and have urgent work to do. How come there's only one fail while the tests are supposed to be the same for each pass.
Thanks in advance!
edit: I should point out I did run the windows ram test too and it found no errors, nor do I have constant BSOD's or anything like it. So far.
Recently bought and assembled a new rig. Had no crashes in games so far (except one "stopped working" in too heavily modded skyrim). After my buddy had a bit of weird behaviour with his pc I decided to do a bit of testing myself, since the components are fairly new (one month exactly).
Yesterday I was absent the whole day so I left memtest running. After close to 24h the result looks like this:
So, what does this mean? 10 full passes are plenty and one lone error could be just due to overheating or something... I also don't quite understand the failing address. Does that mean this sector would be accessed only when ram is fully utilized?
By the way, RAM is a g.skill sniper, 16gb (2x8gb), 1600mhz.
Bottom line is that I don't have another ddr3 ram lying around and have urgent work to do. How come there's only one fail while the tests are supposed to be the same for each pass.
Thanks in advance!
edit: I should point out I did run the windows ram test too and it found no errors, nor do I have constant BSOD's or anything like it. So far.
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