memtest

"Don Phillipson" <d.phillipsonSPAMBLOCK.RemoveThis@ncf.ca> wrote in message
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> "Squibbly" <junk.RemoveThis@mail.com> wrote in message
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>> how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
>
> Quick and easy solution.
> 1. Select RAM test software.
> 2. Instal in PC only the specific RAM module.
> 3. Test it.
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> Don Phillipson
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> (Ottawa, Canada)
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i really would prefer it to be in situe or how ever you spell it
 >> Stay informed about: memtest 

On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:09:20 +0100, "Squibbly"
<junk RemoveThis @mail.com> wrote:

>how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
>


You don't (it is a mistake to try to do it).

The test is not just whether one module is stable, it is
whether the chipset, CPU, and all modules in conjunction
remain stable... the only truely valid test.

It doesn't matter whether the previous memory WAS stable, it
matters whether it is STILL stable, too.
 >> Stay informed about: memtest 

Remove all the other RAM sticks.

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DaveW

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> how do i configure it so as to test a specific memory module?
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 >> Stay informed about: memtest