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Memtest will identify problems with RAM without opening the case, but if memtest finds errors, you're going to have to pull the RAM anyway and test 1 stick at a time. Like I said, simple step, couldn't hurt.
win 7 keeps crashing
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i need the DRAM Timing of my mem stick : Kingston KVR1066D2N7/2G-SP (it goes 5-5-5-?)
i need to know if the last number is 14 or 15 for the bios to set it manualy
ps. zero error @ memtest86+ , memory's fine
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How many passes in Memtest did you do? You should do at least 7 before declaring 'all is well'. I can't find Timings for that particular stick. Is that 1 4GB stick, or 4 1GB sticks or 2 2GB sticks? The timings I found for the 1GB stick was 7-7-7-20
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never mind mate, i found the problem, my MB's not supporting this specific stick model, and because of that it can only work fine @ default Timing & Frequency ( = 5-5-5-14 & 800MHz)
i need to go to the store and have a 'little' chat with the man who i bought the pc from
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thank you very much for helping and guiding me how to get to the solution by the way, good luck mate. :)
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oh gosh, it goes on and on and on..
but u said i need to do 7 passes i did only 3 last time
do u think it would help if i will pass 7 of 'em?
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7 passes without an error.. its fine, but it continues crashing.
i wonder if its because i manually close some proccesses via task manager, on the other hand, those are only the ones who come from the my username, not windows ones.
can it be the possible problem?
(even with 800MHz frequency + 5-5-5-14 like some other ppl recommended at the Setup, its crashing non-stop.)
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