What do you make of this error? :(

Pulsedriver · 3 May 2006 at 15:20

Faulty memory?

I've just taken one stick of Ballistix out and RMA'd it because its faulty, but this one thats in there now, I ran for 8 hours and no errors came up.

I've tried @ 2.6V + 2.8V at just standard timings nothing overclocked.

Admiral Huddy · 3 May 2006 at 15:31

SeanyK said:
Faulty memory?

I've just taken one stick of Ballistix out and RMA'd it because its faulty, but this one thats in there now, I ran for 8 hours and no errors came up.

I've tried @ 2.6V + 2.8V at just standard timings nothing overclocked.

I've read that a few times and you aren't making much sense??? If you are running this for 8 hours and getting no errors, then what is the problem? Are you saying that you are getting this message from the remaining stick or is it the replacement?

Pulsedriver · 3 May 2006 at 15:38

Hi mate,

What I meant is, the faulty stick has been taken out and sent back to Crucial to be replaced.

And the remaining stick in there, I checked in memtest for 8 hours the other day, and it gave no errors.

BUT, I was wondering if the screen shot I posted is showing that it IS indeed faulty?

lee87 · 3 May 2006 at 15:43

I used to get this error a lot, it was a problem with windows. I reformated and it fixed it.

Pulsedriver · 3 May 2006 at 15:45

This is a new build, only Installed windows XP SP2 last week.

mtjdavis · 3 May 2006 at 15:49

lee87 said:
I used to get this error a lot, it was a problem with windows. I reformated and it fixed it.

Had a similar problem, i just reinstalled windows and took the memory in and out and it was fine.