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TheLostSwede
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31 Jan 2005, 12:38am

Memtest86: The OCZ way

Some of you guys probably don't know we have developed a tweaked version of Primes favorite application. This saves a lot of time when you want to find the sweetspot and the fastest timings.

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31 Jan 2005, 2:45am
dude....... heaven and bliss......
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31 Jan 2005, 5:50am
Wow thats nice!!
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31 Jan 2005, 6:47am
Man, that is just great! That bootable iso is just what the doctor ordered, since everything has a cd drive nowdays and more and more computers don't come with a floppy any more.
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31 Jan 2005, 11:28am
Is this designed for OCZ-modules only?
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31 Jan 2005, 3:24pm
Fantastic!
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TheLostSwede
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31 Jan 2005, 6:17pm
works for every module out there as far as i know comfortable
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31 Jan 2005, 6:21pm
very cool
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31 Jan 2005, 9:01pm
Quoting MackanzOCZ
works for every module out there as far as i know comfortable
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15 Feb 2005, 6:23pm
Dude your my god!


This will save me much time thanks
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15 Feb 2005, 9:18pm
OMG! You rock!
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TheLostSwede
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15 Feb 2005, 9:24pm
Just a little heads up though. The version have some issues with the NF4 chipsets, so don't use this version on that. We are working on new code for a new version.
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15 Feb 2005, 9:58pm
Sweet
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16 Feb 2005, 8:52pm
I dont know what memtest is/does ....does it tweak your memory or tell ya what the best settings are for the memory installed?
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TheLostSwede
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16 Feb 2005, 11:11pm
It lets you tweak different timings in memtest and you can also see the unbuffered bandwidth. This way you won't have to reboot to bios and change things and then back to memtest. You basically change the timings on the fly. Saves hours, if not days, when you search for the sweetspot.
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16 Feb 2005, 11:53pm
Quoting MackanzOCZ
Just a little heads up though. The version have some issues with the NF4 chipsets, so don't use this version on that. We are working on new code for a new version.
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Thread resurrection, but just in case...Memtest has been updated to v1.70 with support for 975x and NF590 among others.

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3 Sep 2007, 5:41pm
Pardon me if this is a stupid question however I was told that the only stupid question is the one you don't ask. Will this work with the prefab computers I have a HP Pavilion Media Center a1640n Desktop PC, it has an intel 965 chip (?).I know I can't tweak this machine using conventional methods.
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3 Sep 2007, 6:28pm
Will this work with the prefab computers
Yes, if it's like original Memtest, it should work most any DRAM, including what's in an off-the-shelf PCs.
I dont know what memtest is/does
The most common usage of Memtest is as a tell to determine if RAM modules in the computer are good or bad.

LostSwede, thanks for posting this. This OCZ Memtest definitely goes in my kit bag.
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