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Windows memory diagnostic for over 4 Gb RAM?

Artas1984

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Is there are memtest program that can check over 2 Gb of single DIMM and over 4 Gb of total memory?
Because i just have the old memtest86, which is limited to 4 Gb.
 
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Bumb bumb bumb....................
 
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it should if you go under advanced options. I used a version from like 4 years ago and iv tested over 8GB with it. If it really doesnt work for you the new version should it was updated lat year IIRC

http://www.memtest.org/

but i really think their is a test all option one of the F keys i believe.
 
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Does memory diag need to be run on default RAM SPD settings, or can i run this program in RAM OC mode? By OC i mean default safe OC, defined by manufacturer (CL 7 at 1.65V versus SPD settigns CL9 at 1.5V)
 
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Benchmark Scores I dont have time for that.
you can use it at whatever speed you want. its not just used to see if a stick is bad alot of us use it to test ram stability when we OC.
 
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