[WinCrazy]

Keep in mind that the RAM speed is not 152MHz - it is 304MHz. With a ratio of 4/3 this give a final RAM speed of 405MHz. The next ratio that exceeds 405MHz is 5/3 which gets a RAM speed of 506MHz. I don't think there's any possiblity that the RAM will run this fast.

The only way to be sure that you current setting are stable is to run Memtest86 for 3 passes or overnight if you can with no more than a single error.

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yes but i have burned memtest86 to my cd as a boot cdrom but i am still confused on how to use it. if i just put it in nothing will happen

[sdrene]

yes but i have burned memtest86 to my cd as a boot cdrom but i am still confused on how to use it. if i just put it in nothing will happen

[sdrene]

is there any other way that i can see if it is stable?

[sdrene]

okay i got memtest86 to work and i ran it twice in 1:15:52 and it passed both times with no errors.

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Edited by aaaaaaa, 29 April 2006 - 10:42 PM.

[WinCrazy]

Great ! Your system is probably totally stable with these settings. Enjoy.

[sdrene]

thanks for all the help guys.

[sdrene]

i might also get a volcano 12 hs b/c my current heatsink doesn't have a real fan on it. i put 2 case fans over it and i have like 3 other fans for the case lol

Edited by sdrene, 30 April 2006 - 07:51 AM.