> >Ramometer may test RAM, but it cannot tell you whether it's good or >>not! There's no display of results, not anything in the menus to >>click for results. > >If you click "Run Continuously" it will until/unless a problem is >encountered. If a problem occurs it will stop running (usally beep) >and report the problem. As far as I know, no-one who's talking has >figured out how to relate the address which RAMometer reports to the >physically installed RAM, though. > >Jeff Walther
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