At 10:09 AM 31/10/2008, Greg Sevart wrote:
I've also had memtest86 give false positives, so an error doesn't necessarily indicate any problem at all, but could be an incompatibility with your chipset...or perhaps some other sort of hardware fault. I still view it as a valuable tool, however. I just try to take the results with a grain of salt when running on chipsets that aren't mainstream or aren't officially supported.
That's true. I ususally use both MemTests, and Windows Memory tester if I'm concerned.
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