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You are right, I didn't see the Linpack tab on the screenshot and the site only refers to CPU testing. Although, I don't see how a Linpack memory test would find something that Memtest would not. But, it doesn't always make sense.
I didn't recommend not testing both sticks of memory to determine which is defective. I recommended testing it all together at first as it as it's simply a waste of time up front testing them individually if there's no memory errors. Seems pretty straight forward to me. This is why I said "don't initially need". If there are errors, then of course you're going to test them individually. That wasn't what I was addressing.
Although, I'm not sure what information you're using to back up the statement that with both sticks inserted you don't necessarily utilize enough RAM to test both sticks. Where have you seen this or read about this? Any memory testing software wouldn't serve its purpose if it didn't test the entire memory space, which programs like Memtest do. It runs the entire address space which you can watch as it does it.