I've had the odd problem since adding more RAM. I'm sure it's the memory, but if I take it back and they test it OK, they'll charge me. Does anyone know of a way to test RAM? Any free downloads?
try this memory Diagnostic program..free only for a limited time, but it might help you to pinpoint your problem,..... check the site for more details.
program:DocMemory Diagnostic
DocMemory, an advanced self-bootable PC Memory Diagnostic Software is a user friendly software designed to capture all possible memory failures in PC.
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Download the software and the installation program automatically create a self- booting diagnostic diskette. Simply insert this diskette into the floppy and reboot your PC to begin testing your system memory.
Available memory test patterns includes sophisticated algorithms such as MATS, March B+ ,March C-, and Checkerboard…etc. Selecting "Burnt-In Mode", will capture 95% of PC System soft memory failures. Editing the pattern and other parameter functions are made simple by using a mouse interface.
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Joined: 29 Apr 2002 Posts: 0 Location: Tyne Valley
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2002 4:27 pm Post subject:
Cheers!
I downloaded it and ran it for a few hours (!). No problems reported.
You have saved me the cost/embarrassment of taking it back to the shop.
I guess it's just not compatible with my mobo.
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