i ran it using 4gb last time but now cannot..

ya la same like me but last time i only use 2gb but after i upgrade it to 4gb i cant run it anymore.keep getting windows 'this program has stop working'

i think,i only face this problem...any solution guys?

im using e8400 with 4GB of ram..my ibt test failed even when i set the test to run 8 rounds..i tot that my system is not stable for the test, although orthos and prime tests show otherwise..

does it failed or it wont run at all???

magic?take out the ram and reinstall..
then try again

kekeke... sure it's different things...
1-if can run and not stable for sure the setting is not right
2-can't even execute <-- this my current case..

weird ler last time why can.. leave it la.. lazy to unplug my ram..

well i have the problem like 8tvt.
and i only can run it if i take out 2gb of my ram and run the program using only 2gb.

it can start..but it failed after several rounds

but actually about my ibt result test..i still run my settting 24/7..and so far so good

This post has been edited by matyrze: Sep 15 2008, 12:51 AM

in my opinion u can still run that oc setting even if its failed IBT.try others like orthos or prime u can still pass it.

yes my setting can pass orthos prime and occt tests for over 1 and a half hour..that why i take my ibt test result with a pinch of salt

but i do sometimes get jealous when people post their screenshots showing that their oc settings pass the ibt test

just add more vcore when running ibt then lower it back down for normal usage.

Orthos and OCCT at only 1 and a half hour? i lol at you...at least 12 hours la...

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Added on September 15, 2008, 2:59 amfor me i will apply the setting which pass the IBT on my daily usage...i want maximum stability, not use if only want to pass the test...i do a lot of logic simulation, i don't want to end up with BSOD or wrong results....

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Sep 15 2008, 03:03 AM

well..although i can see even some ocers do the tests over a day, i cant see valid reason to run test for at least 12 hours..if i never use my pc for 12 hours continuously, why should i run the test that long?

mind to tell me why the test should be run for at least 12 hours?

maybe based on this



This post has been edited by coolkwc: Sep 15 2008, 07:31 AM

As myself still prefer those stress test working in DOS mode, it is more clear environment for testing purpose

but we need to realize that our working environment is 'dirty' windows mode, it means you need to face program interrupt, priority during stress test, DOS only run that particular program which didn't reflect to our actual environment..

not like most of us use fold to load our pcs 24/7

maybe 'daily use' is more appropriate..i never turn on my pc on 24/7, or else my electricity bill will shoot up

but my assumption is right, no?

I idle at 50 with my Presshot. Man, I dont dare to do it. Stock cooler...yikes