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есть прога Миниатюры
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Вы нашли ответ ? У меня точно такое окошко
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Прога корректно работает с памятью до 3Gb. Объём свыше обозначает как ошибки. (получено опытным путём)
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Спасибо за ответ.Я, понял,что это не проблема с памятью моего ПК. Миниатюры
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красным пишет ошибки при тестировании. проблемы материнки точней не могу сказать.
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Спасибо.Причину ошибок материнки нашли в дефекте контактов сокета: один изогнут, еще один контакт отсутствует вообще .Китай — открыл спор
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Во общем думаю может кому пригодится,установить на флэшку или CD ее легко и даже это руководство не нужно
, просто думаю популяризировать программу которая стоит 7540 Руб.
Скачайте программу отсюда :
1. http://rapidshare.com/files/271822674/QuickTechPro5.8.zip
2. http://letitbit.net/download/6715.63528eff2d2dcce653e614d65f/QuickTechPro5.8.zip.html
[1] Установка на USB :
1. Поставьте файл qtpro580.img и файл memdisk на флэшку в папку /img
2. В menu.lst пропишите :
Код
title QuickTech Pro 5.8
find —set-root /grldr
kernel /img/memdisk
initrd /img/qtpro580.img
[2] Установка на CD :
1. Поставьте файл qtpro580.img на ваш диск
2. В bcdw.ini добавьте :
Код
imgqtpro580.img;QuickTech Pro
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My wife’s Windows XP Professional PC would boot into Windows, but whenever
she logged on and tried to do anything, the system would reboot. I
ran memory tests on the system with five free programs and two commercial
programs.
| Program | Version | Free | Errors Detected |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows Memory Diagnostic | Beta 0.4 | Yes | Yes |
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MemScope |
1.10 | Yes | Yes |
| QuickTech Pro | 4.11 | No | No |
| Memtest86+ | 1.70 | Yes | No |
| Memtest86 | 3.3 | Yes | No |
| DocMemory | 3.1beta | Yes | No |
| #1-TuffTEST-Pro | 3.53 | No | No |
September 26, 2009
Windows Memory Diagnostic Beta 0.4
I booted the system with a Windows Memory Diagnostic boot CD and left it
run for a few hours. When I paused the test at «Pass: 4 Test: 3 of 6», I saw
the following:
| Results | Pass | Test | Cache | Address | Expected | Actual | |
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| 465731995 | 4 | LRAND | On | 0e4ddff0 | 17f6d845 | ec6872a6 | |
| 465731996 | 4 | LRAND | On | 0e4ddff4 | ea20cbff | d9a9397b | |
| 465731997 | 4 | LRAND | On | 0e4ddff8 | 6387763d | 53677414 | |
| 465731998 | 4 | LRAND | On | 0e4ddffc | 3fb15fc5 | 2268f12b |
I hit «M» to go to the menu, where I saw the following:
| Windows Memory Diagnostic
(1) View errors by memory module (2) View errors by test (3) View system information (4) Advanced options (5) About Windows Memory Diagnostic (X) Return to the prevous menu Enter selection> _
I chose «View errors by memory module» and saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found 465731998 errors. The error distribution
by memory module is:
Bank ‘BANK0’: Slot ‘DIMM0’: 86801728
Bank ‘BANK1’: Slot ‘DIMM1': Not populated
Bank ‘BANK2’: Slot ‘DIMM2': 378930270
Bank ‘BANK3’: Slot ‘DIMM3’: Not populated
When I chose «View errors by test», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found 465731998 errors. The error distribution
by test is:
MATS+ (cache enabled) 0
INVC 0
LRAND 465731998
Stride6 (cache enabled) 0
WMATS+ 0
WINVC 0
MATS+ (cache disabled) 0
Stride38 0
Wstride6 0
ERAND 0
Stride6 (cache disabled) 0
The colors identify basic, standard, and extended tests.
When I chose «View system information», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found 465731998 errors. The error distribution
by memory module is:
Bank ‘BANK0’:
Slot ‘DIMM0’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
Bank ‘BANK1’:
Slot ‘DIMM1’:
Not populated
Bank ‘BANK2’:
Slot ‘DIMM2’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
Bank ‘BANK3’:
Slot ‘DIMM3’:
Not populated
When I chose «Advanced options», I saw the following:
| Windows Memory Diagnostic
(1) Change cache settings (2) Change the memory map (3) Change the test suite (X) Return to the prevous menu Enter selection> _
When I chose «About Windows Memory Diagnostic», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic v0.4 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2003. All rights reserved.
MemScope Version 1.10
I then rebooted the system with M2K MemScope Version 1.10 by Micro 2000, Inc.
M2K MemScope Version 1.10, by Micro 2000, Inc.
Pass Counter:
6
Error Counter:
133120
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Memory Detected: 1023M
Test: 32-bit Shifting Data Test (7/8)
Address: 00017000h - 40000000h
Data: 0100000
Test 75%:
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Test Pass Failing Address Expected Actual Xor Bits ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 0 0000009eec8 00040000 00044000 00004000 6 0 0000009eecc 00080000 00088000 00008000 6 0 0000009eed0 00100000 00110000 00010000 6 0 0000009eed4 00200000 00220000 00020000 6 0 0000009eed8 00400000 00440000 00040000 6 0 0000009eedc 00800000 00880000 00080000 6 0 0000009eee0 01000000 01100000 00100000 6 0 0000009eee4 02000000 02200000 00200000 6 0 0000009eee8 04000000 04400000 00400000 6 0 0000009eeec 08000000 08800000 00800000 6 0 0000009eef0 10000000 11000000 01000000 6 0 0000009eef4 20000000 22000000 02000000 6 0 0000009eef8 40000000 44000000 04000000 6 0 0000009eefc 80000000 88000000 08000000
Press <M> for Main Menu or <ESCAPE> to Reboot
I hit «M» for the main menu. I then hit «2» for «Error Summary».
I then saw the following:
| Walking 1’s Test (1/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| Address Test (2/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| All 1’s and 0’s Test (3/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| 8-bit Pattern Test (4/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| Random Data Test (5/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| Block Move Test (6/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
| 32-bit Shifting Data Test (7/8) | — Errors: | 134061 |
| Random Data Sequence Test (8/8) | — Errors: | 0 |
QuickTech Pro Version 4.11
I then booted the system with a QuickTech Pro version 4.11 boot CD and
ran an extended memory test for 11 passes using that program. The program
ran for several hours before completing the 11 passes. It did not
detect any errors.
| From | 1 M |
| To | 1024 M |
| Rfrsh Time | 15 uSec |
| Data Width | 64 |
| Loops | 11 |
| Passed | 11 |
| Status | 100.0000% |
Memtest86+ v1.70
I then rebooted the system with an
Ultimate Boot CD version 4.1.1 CD. Ultimate Boot CD provides free
software for running diagnostics on a PC. It has several memory test programs.
I started a test of the system with one of those, Memtest86+ v1.70. I left
it run overnight for 12 hours. The program did not detect any errors.
Memtest86+ v1.70 | Pass 75% ##############################
Pentium 4 (0.09) 3199 MHz | Test 76% ###############################
L1 Cache: 16K 22367 MB/s | Test #7 [Random number sequence]
L2 Cache: 1024K 19623MB/s | Testing: 116K - 1024M 1023M
Memory : 1023M 2840MB/s | Pattern: fefffffff
Chipset : Intel i848/i865 (ECC : Disabled) - FSB : 199 MHz - PAT : Disabled
Settings: RAM : 199 MHz (DDR398) / CAS : 2.5-3-3-8 / Dual Channel (128 bits)
WallTime Cached RsvdMem MemMap Cache ECC Test Pass Errors ECC Errs
-------- ------ ------- ------- ----- --- ---- ---- ------ --------
12:00:01 1023M 352K e820-Std on off Std 37 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(ESC)Reboot (c)configuration (SP)scroll_lock (CR)scroll_unlock
Memtest-86 v3.2
Since Memtest-86+ was derived from
Memtest-86, I didn’t expect Memtest to
produce any diiferent results, but I rebooted from the Ultimate Boot CD and
ran Memtest as well. I left it run for two hours. It didn’t detect any errors.
Memtest86 v3.3 | Pass 68% ###########################
Pentium 4 (0.09) 3199 MHz | Test 60% ######################
L1 Cache: 16K 22367 MB/s | Test #8 [Modulo 20, Random pattern]
L2 Cache: 1024K 19623MB/s | Testing: 116K - 1024M 1023M
Memory : 1023M 2840MB/s | Pattern: 1b547bdf-8
Chipset : Intel i848/i865 (ECC : Disabled) - FSB : 199 MHz - PAT : Disabled
Settings: RAM : 199 MHz (DDR398) / CAS : 2.5-3-3-8 / Dual Channel (128 bits)
WallTime Cached RsvdMem MemMap Cache ECC Test Pass Errors ECC Errs
-------- ------ ------- ------- ----- --- ---- ---- ------ --------
2:00:01 1023M 352K e820-Std on off Std 2 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pass complete, no errors, press Esc to exit
(ESC)exit (c)configuration (SP)scroll_lock (CR)scroll_unlock
DocMem RAM Diagnostic V3.1beta
I then rebooted from the Ultimate Boot CD again and ran another memory test
from that CD, DocMem RAM Diagnostic V3.1beta. When I selected that test,
the system froze. I had a boot CD with
DocMemory Diagnostic V3.1beta on it, i.e. the same software, so I booted
the system with that CD, instead. The test started successfully. I left it
run for 1/2 hour with no problems found.
Test Loop # 1 ** Loop # 1 : Pass Test Loop # 2 ** Loop # 2 : Pass Test Loop # 3 ** Loop # 3 : Pass Test Loop # 4 ** Loop # 4 : Pass
| Press <ESC> to abort testing | Error Counter: 0 |
I replaced the two 512 MB memory modules in the system with two other
512 MB memory modules and ran another test with Windows Memory Diagnostic.
It reported LRAND errors again. So I tested the power supply with a power
supply tester. It reported the power supply was marginal. I replaced the
power supply. I tested the new power supply with the power supply tester, which
reported all of the power supply’s voltages as normal.
October 4, 2009
I then put the two original memory modules in the system, so I had the
two orginal ones plus the two new ones I had inserted for a total of
2 GB of memory.
Windows Memory Diagnostic Beta 0.4
I tested the system again with Windows Memory Diagnostic v0.4. I left the
test run for several days. But, again, it reported LRAND memory errors. The
test display was showing «Pass: 31 Test: 3 of 6» when I paused it on
October 4, 2009 at approximately 10:50 A.M.
When I chose «View errors by memory module», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found 465731998 errors. The error distribution
by memory module is:
Bank ‘BANK0’: Slot ‘DIMM0’: 305035982
Bank ‘BANK1’: Slot ‘DIMM1': 711296450
Bank ‘BANK2’: Slot ‘DIMM2': 1015019836
Bank ‘BANK3’: Slot ‘DIMM3’: 1371409332
When I chose «View errors by test», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found -892205696 errors. The error distribution
by test is:
MATS+ (cache enabled) 0
INVC 0
LRAND -892205696
Stride6 (cache enabled) 0
WMATS+ 0
WINVC 0
MATS+ (cache disabled) 0
Stride38 0
Wstride6 0
ERAND 0
Stride6 (cache disabled) 0
The colors identify basic, standard, and extended tests.
When I chose «View system information», I saw the following:
(PGUP/PGDN) Scroll (X) Exit | Windows Memory Diagnostic
Windows Memory Diagnostic found 465731998 errors. The error distribution
by memory module is:
Bank ‘BANK0’:
Slot ‘DIMM0’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
Bank ‘BANK1’:
Slot ‘DIMM1’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
Bank ‘BANK2’:
Slot ‘DIMM2’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
Bank ‘BANK3’:
Slot ‘DIMM3’:
Type: 512 MB DDR SDRAM DIMM
MemScope Version 1.10
I then rebooted the system with an M2K MemScope Version 1.10 boot
CD and started a memory test with at approximately 11:07 A.M. When I
stopped the test at 5:43 P.M., no errors had been detected.
M2K MemScope Version 1.10, by Micro 2000, Inc.
Pass Counter:
12
Error Counter:
0
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Memory Detected: 2047M
Test: Random Data Sequence Test (8/8)
Address: 00017000h - 80000000h
Data: 273d6380
Test 57%:
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Test Pass Failing Address Expected Actual Xor Bits ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Press <M> for Main Menu or <ESCAPE> to Reboot
DocMemory Diagnostic V3.1beta
I then rebooted the system and tested it with DocMemory Diagnostic V3.1beta
at 5:45 P.M. I let it complete two passes with no errors found when I
stopped it at 6:25 P.M.
Test Loop # 1 ** Loop # 1 : Pass Test Loop # 2 ** Loop # 2 : Pass Test Loop # 3 ** Loop # 3
| Press <ESC> to abort testing | Error Counter: 0 |
I attempted to reboot the system into Windows. The system displayed the
Windows logo during the boot process, but froze.
#1-TuffTEST-Pro 3.53
I rebooted the PC with a #1-TuffTEST-Pro 3.53 CD and ran an «Extended
Memory Test (1Mb and above)». From the «Extended Memory Menu», I chose
the «Extensive Extended Memory Test». I ran the test for about 45 minutes
and 11 passes with no errors found.
EXTENSIVE TEST TEST RANGE 00100000-7FFFFFFF PASS 11
MEMORY TEST RESULT ERROR CODE ADDRESS
ALLZEROS Passed ALLONES Passed CHECKERBOARD Passed ADDRESS Passed MARCHING ONES Passed WALKING ONES Testing
QuickTech Pro 4.11
I ran 3 passes of QuickTech Pro 4.11. It didn’t find any errors.
| From | 1 M |
| To | 2048 M |
| Rfrsh Time | 15 uSec |
| Data Width | 64 |
| Loops | 51 |
| Current | 4 |
| Passed | 3 |
October 8, 2009
PC-DIAG Pro v1.3.21
I ran a test with PC-DIAG Pro v1.3.21 a couple of days ago. I had configured
the program to run a test on memory for 10 passes and to stop the test on
encountering any errors. It stopped at the «Random block test» on «Step 9
of 10». On October 8, I repeated the test, but with the program configured
to run for 11 passes. It stoped on «Step 9 of 11» at the «Random block test»
again.
Test Group: Memory Test Name: Random block test Step 9 of 11
Address test............................Passed Bit stuck test..........................Passed Checkboard test.........................Passed Inverted checkerboard test..............Passed Pattern test............................Passed Flood 0s test...........................Passed Flood 1s test...........................Passed Fuzzy 0s test...........................Passed Fuzzy 1s test...........................Passed Random block test.......................Passed
References:
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Windows Memory Diagnostic
Microsoft Corporation -
M2K MemScope Memory Testing
Micro 2000 Ltd. -
Memtest86+ — An Advanced Memory
Diagnostic Tool -
#1TuffTEST-Pro
#1-PC Diagnostics Company/Windsor
Technologies, Inc. -
Beginners Guides: Diagnosing Bad Memory
PCStats -
Fast Accurate Memory Test Suite
By Michael Barr
Date: July 2000
Netriono — The Embedded Systems Experts
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the error occurs on the extended Memory ATS test as follows:
QuickTech Pro S.B. Memory Test
Location of Error: Extended Memory ATS
Base RAM Size: 640kb
Extended RAM Size: 3327Mb
2560-3072M 0123456789ABCDEF0-2-4-6-89ABCDEF 0123456789ABCDEF
3072-3327M 0123456789ABCDEF-1-3456789ABCDEF 0123456789ABCDEF
also, on the RAM it says SPD CL9-9-9-24, but in the memory test it showed the RAM as having CAS 6-6-6-15. I dont know much about changing that on RAM, but should the sticker match what the test says?
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I’m seeing almost the same error in my system I just put together.
I verified that the memory clock is 1600 MHz and voltage is set to 1.65 V
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I am running WinXP x86 with 4GB Ram and an NVidia FX570 — what was your «failing» memory card?
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My system has been working fine (Windows 7) + BurnIn test == no problems (for now, and I hope for the future).
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I am running WinXP x86 with 4GB Ram and an NVidia FX570 — what was your «failing» memory card?
I was using a Radeon 4870 x2 card that died, but replaced it with a new Radeon 5870.
also between the time when it would crash a lot, and now, I also installed Windows 7 x64 as Haumrabi did. Maybe the drivers arent as stable for XP and vista as they are for Windows 7?
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I’m new here, but I’ve got the same problem -sort of.
I’ve got an MSI GT-735 old but pretty good notebook.
It came with an ATI Radeon HD 3850, AMD Turion X2 ultra, and 2X2 GB ram (DDR2 if I’m not mistaking).
It’s now over the warranty.
Also was broken at the power plug, so it’s been a while I was using it (had no money to repair) but now I fixed the power plug problem, installed Win7, aaand thought -because it had to be disassembled- to check if everything’s working. I went for Quicktech pro- everything passed (default test) EXCEPT the:
Extended memory test, ATS.
I was varying with the two ram modules and it turned out that if I remove one of them from the SECOND slot, the mentioned test passes without error. Sooooo I guess it means the slot (or motherboard?) has some errors. But I’m not sure because Win7 runs perfect so far (tho’ I had one blue screen of death..) win memtest shows no errors, applications run as well, etc…
Please, I’d appreciate any help.
Like what to do, what’s actually wrong -how to solve with almost no money..
aaand if something is wrong -should I just ignore and use win7, programs and such?
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