Boshko
Britton30's zip file worked fine for me after extraction. In fact it is the only one that has.
All the online downloads of Maxxmem I have had problems with. Go figure.
At least we both have working versions now.
Mike
Here is mine. Not bad for default settings.
I have OC'ed the CPU and RAM higher but couldn't tell any difference in "real world" performance only with the benchmarks...except the higher temps of course.
Higher temps are good, Mike. They keep you on your toes.
Thanks Gary, Downloaded. So, now you are a member of another forum? I'm afraid to count how many I'm a member of. I may have a better idea if I ever went to any of them.
I got one question, it's not about this thread, but it's with ram memory. As we know there are ram coolers on the market, so that means that the ram is getting higher temperature. How can I check that temperature ?
StalkeR, I imagine you would have to run a diode to the ram to get the temps, or do what I do, put you hand in there and touch it.It won't hurt you. My opinion is ram coolers are for the 'bling' effect, they are not really needed. Maybe if you do some extreme things with the ram, but for most of us it is just for looks.
Thanks Steve for the answer. I don't need them, but I just want to know that, if everybody can see the temperature.StalkeR, I imagine you would have to run a diode to the ram to get the temps, or do what I do, put you hand in there and touch it.
And yes, they look really good.
Here's the winsat mem test results for the Crucial 8 GB kit (4 GB x 2 DDR3-1333 MHz PC3-10666 Dual Channel 9-9-9-24) that replaced the original 2 GB DDR3-1066 MHz from my netbook:
My 11.6" Netbook Specs:
Celeron 877 @ 1.40 GHz
8 GB DDR3-1333 MHz RAM
Intel HD 2000 Graphics
320 GB 5400 RPM Hard Drive
Thanks. I'm surprised myself as well after looking at the past threads with the same laptop RAM specs as mine. The original 2GB RAM only scored a measly 5.5, and the expanding virtual paging file when RAM usage is nearing maximum really hurts multitasking performance. But after swapping the 8 GB kit, I can finally open up 20 tabs in ie9, wmp, more than 10 adobe pdf files, all MS office without any hiccups. I haven't actually filled it up to more than 75 % usage with all those stuff loaded.
+1 I think they just "look cool" 
