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2003-02-01, 14:48
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Feb 2003
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stability of system?
to verify the stability i run prime95 in torture test.
but how long time? i had 1 error after 12h 49 min with this test... |
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2003-02-01, 21:33
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Oct 2002
Lost in the hills of Iowa
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Any errors at all in a 24 hour period are a bad sign - though only one isn't TOO bad, probably just need to drop the FSB a Mhz or two, or try to add a little more cooling to the system.
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2003-02-01, 23:03
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Feb 2003
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I did it.I drop fsb at 166 (next time it was 170).
prime95 run about 15hours without error and it continues... I hope it will run more than 24hours... wait and see... thanks . |
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2003-03-18, 16:12
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Mar 2003
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Ifyou can increase DIMM voltage just a tad it might help, might also help to REDUCE it lol as overheating memory can be a quirk too
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