Computer diagnostic help

Discussion in 'General Hardware' started by EUOLA, May 4, 2013.

  1. Hugo Sanchez

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    Bring everything to default in BIOS (voltages etc.). I guess you tested it with different modules and ruled out RAM as problem.

    If everything works fine with one module, try two, but set command rate to 2T.
     
  2. EUOLA

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    They are already at stock.

    So Memtest86+ says there was an error on bits 0002000.

    Memtest 86 says the same thing.

    I don't know what that means.
     
  3. Hugo Sanchez

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    It means there is an error, i never run memtest, so idk.

    You need to test one module at time, and you didn't gave us more information about what you did. It seems like a bad RAM, but it could easily be something else.

    You said it is good with one module, so try the same with another one.
     
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    Ok, problems showing in 2 modules as well, it just took longer. This is impossible to diagnose at this point as my AM3 hardware is already off the market. Time for a new setup.
     

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