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Help for BSOD, RAM test

Discussion in 'Windows BSOD, Freezing, Restarting Help' started by onzfeat, Mar 13, 2009.

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  1. onzfeat Newcomer, in training



    so i test my ram last night, here is a result
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    i got 3 ram. 1-512 2-none 3-512 4-1024 totally 2gb ram. few day ago i put out my 2 ram and working on my computer but i still got that BSOD, and i put on another one and remove first one and no change. my all 3 ram crashed? tnx for reply, sry for bad english
  2. Route44 TechSpot Ambassador

    You have errors galore! Errors mean corrupted memory. Run it with one stick in at a time. If you get errors on any of them they must be thrown away and replaced. Just make sure you replace your memory with the correct RAM for your system. You might want to consider a 2x1 gig configuration.
  3. onzfeat Newcomer, in training

    i checked my rams one and one and another one, one 512 is 100% corrupted, and another 512 and 1gb ram s okey for memtest. but i got some msg in memtest, and program stucked, here is a picture:
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    i plugged my 1 gb ram, and install 32 bit xp. but its stucked, or restarted during the install. i try so hard and finish my install. and again blue screen, or stucked, or shutted down. here is some error message that power on my computer:
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  4. Route44 TechSpot Ambassador

    Do any of your memory sticks work where you don't get errors or you don't get "stuck"?
  5. onzfeat Newcomer, in training

    no, but i take few blue screen, after plug out that corrupted 512 mb ram, and got more stuck, and screen goes black. i think i have 2 problem in my hardware, 1) is 512 mb ram. 2) dunno. i plugged out all my hardware parts and clean 3 4 times. thatz good for one day. and got erros on next morning :(. i make my cpu speed 1.86 -> 1.60, and clear my cmos, kicked my processor...
  6. Route44 TechSpot Ambassador

    What voltage does your motherboard have your RAM set at and does it fall in the recommended parameters?
  7. onzfeat Newcomer, in training

  8. Route44 TechSpot Ambassador

    But is that the recommended voltage for your RAM? I can't answer that but you can look it up via google or the manufacturer's website.
  9. onzfeat Newcomer, in training

    last 2 day my computer working so stable. no BSOD, shut down bla bla. may be god listen my wishes
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