Help?

[SteveZilla]

Originally Posted by computery

MEMTEST 1.7 and earlier (different program to memtest86+) are notorious for producing errors on newer chipsets and with newer RAM; errors that don't really exist. If it checks out with Memtest86+ then your RAM is fine. Another way to verify is to run a test in Windows

...except that I can't get Windows to install. I'll have more information posted shortly.

[wazza300]

Originally Posted by SteveZilla

I'll try that in the morning after I get home from work.

PS: Like the Avatar, Conners. Are you a fellow Texan?



I'm fairly sure it is reporting what I have set in BIOS (7-7-7-21), but after I try what Conners recommends, I'll post the full list of BIOS settings for my RAM and what Memtest86+ is reporting.

your setting ram timings in bios? have you tried auto timings as ram can be very choosy on what setting try auto till you know your stable