memtest programs. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.games () Ive heard many avid gamers talk about testing or tweaking their RAM with memtest. Can anyone suggest a good memtest program that works well with win XP?. Archived from groups:...

good memtest program. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.games () Hello, I have heard many aid gamers talk about testing or tweaking their RAM with a good memtest program. Can anyone suggest a good memtest program thats works well with win xp. thanks...

all of a sudden have random frezzes, no sounds , coudnt move mouse, nothing, and the only way i could get it to work again was to hit the reset button. It didnt happen that much at first, only when playing games or running any programs. Well after time the...

having wiped the HDD before each time, but with both i've still had no luck so far. Proximon earlier diagnosed a memory issue for a guy who had successfully run Prime for 5+ hours, and memtest for 17 hours. It seemed the memory failure only showed up under...

it in ur system....i bet ur problem will be gone =) -MeTaL RoCkEr Of course, you've stated that you've already swapped the RAM, but this does sound alot like bad ram. Download and run the memtest program to check your RAM. To tell the truth, with multiple...

cause I can't be sure it's fixed... As I mentioned I can't rip my pc apart right now, but I'll re-do the hard drive power cables and so forth. Sorry, I'm a noob, but how do you run that memtest program? Make a bootable floppy. Run the program and insert a floppy...

Control to AUTO. Do SuperPi 2mb. Once you reach a stable o/c you want to keep, do memtest+ & other programs for 8+ hours for stability. Done evrything, it wont overclock at any other speed but 2666MHz maybe thats my luck? or mayeb i should try with some...

On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 20:39:36 -0500, "Jeff Berk" wrote: >So I'm going to try to replace the memory. I wouldn't do this until I know for sure it's bad. Get yourself a copy of one of the Memtest programs and let it run overnight exercising the memory...

knows that memory has changed but may not know exactly what so it needs to run its setup routines again. It is probably just flagging a memory issue to Vista. If you've already done that, then it's time to pull out the mem-test programs... I agree,...

Colin Barnhorst" wrote: >Are you sure the memtest program is compatible with the cpu and ram? Fairly sure, but isn't that kind of irrelevant to my question? Again, the Memtest program indicated that although there was 1.8+ GB of unallocated RAM,...