burn in with the most minimal error... try see after a few hours whether the errors are gone

u mean i should burn it around 236-238Mhz? like dat aaa?? wat do you mean by "error gone in few hour?" stop then test again with memtest after few hour?sorry..noob Q

This post has been edited by nelza_ax: Mar 25 2006, 09:29 PM

No.... just keep it running until it stops producing any more error.

Is there a risk of burning the rams? OC newbie too

I have 2 X 512MB of Samsung UCCC that could do DDR496 3-3-3-8 1T @ 2.8V error free, but by upping the speed to DDR500 I got 2 errors every 4 passes with Memtest-86 (Test 5).

Should I increase the voltage or should I just do burn in for a longer time? I think I read somewhere that Samsung chips don't take high voltage

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Mar 26 2006, 12:40 AM

Winbond RAMs works well with burn-in

try burn in some TCCD... you'll fry your chips... same goes with many other value chips.

Then I better not try that

i'm using memtest86+
but how do I know my memory test is complete?
btw, i run the test for more that 24hrs nonstop without any error

it will keep on looping until you press the Esc button. If you stable for 24hours, means it can consider stable already. Else, it will show error message during the testing

Evogenix

wah....i'm not patient enough to wait that long

uh... thanks... then my notebook with 2x256 MB RAM can consider pass the test

have to be patient coz i got error while trying to install FreeBSD 6.1
the error shows like RAM parity error... that's y i go for MEMTEST
but now the result is OK dunno what went wrong...