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Bob Davis
System: Gigabyte 8KNXP, P4 2.8C, 2gb RAM (Kingston DDR400 KVR400X64C3A/512)
, not overclocked.
When running Memtest86 v3 I get random errors at the very end of test #5.
The "good" is always one of the following: ff7fffff, ffefffff, fff7ffff, or
fffeffff--and the "bad" is always ffffffff.
A second GB of RAM was installed two days ago, and the errors started at
that time. Previous tests with 1gb did not manifest errors. The address
location of the errors is random throughout the 2gb, so it apparently isn't
in the new modules. Error count can be as low as two and as high as 20, and
they always occur just as Test #5 is completing and transitioning to Test
#6. I reversed the two new modules without effect, but since I use a Zalman
HSF the Bank 0, Slot 1 module appears not to be removable without moving or
removing the HSF, I haven't tried the new memeory alone.
Anyone have an idea what's going on here? The computer runs fine and I've
had no trouble yet in real-world experience.
, not overclocked.
When running Memtest86 v3 I get random errors at the very end of test #5.
The "good" is always one of the following: ff7fffff, ffefffff, fff7ffff, or
fffeffff--and the "bad" is always ffffffff.
A second GB of RAM was installed two days ago, and the errors started at
that time. Previous tests with 1gb did not manifest errors. The address
location of the errors is random throughout the 2gb, so it apparently isn't
in the new modules. Error count can be as low as two and as high as 20, and
they always occur just as Test #5 is completing and transitioning to Test
#6. I reversed the two new modules without effect, but since I use a Zalman
HSF the Bank 0, Slot 1 module appears not to be removable without moving or
removing the HSF, I haven't tried the new memeory alone.
Anyone have an idea what's going on here? The computer runs fine and I've
had no trouble yet in real-world experience.