George Woltman wrote: > My bet is this is a memory subsystem problem. Memtest is not an > adequate test. It could be the DIMMs or the on-chip memory controller. > > Try running the small FFT test - that stresses memory less. If it > passes then you almost certainly have a memory problem.
I got hold of 25.6 like you suggested, and I'm running 4 threads of the small FFT test now. It drove the CPU temp right up to 60, then carried on to 65-66C, which none of my other tests have done. It's already been running longer than any other test with 4 instances. Progress at last! It's very disappointing that memtest86+ didn't spot anything though. Also, I wonder what to report to my supplier. They've been very good with accepting memtest results as proof of bad memory, but who do I blame this time - the memory or the controller? Thanks for your help - also to Martin, Steinar, and others who have responded. /Per Jessen, Zürich _______________________________________________ Prime mailing list [email protected] http://hogranch.com/mailman/listinfo/prime
