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Originally Posted by Mussels
his problem is that it wont boot, not that its unstable or crashes.
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His post suggests it DOES post so when he removes a stick to test the ones that remain it will help. If he cant find his ram timings in the BIOS he is
probably more comfortable changing settings from windows.
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Originally Posted by Mussels
you shouldnt bother with unreliable software to change clocks and timings, you should always do it via the BIOS.
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I was under the impression that such software is reliable you just need to have a supported chipset/ppl. As a matter of fact I think its (Clock Gen) the ONLY way to raise your fsb without changing the FSB strap which can cause over clock limitations. But over clocking is not the issue.
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Originally Posted by Mussels
Memtest is the best way to test ram, and its done via a boot CD before windows
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7 also has a ram stability test (pre boot) built into it which I have used and has found problems for me with ram.