Passmark mem test

[Sir Bob]

Does anyone use passmark testing tools and can explain the results?
Is the CPU the issue?

 

[WAslayer]

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Does anyone use passmark testing tools and can explain the results?
Is the CPU the issue?

Nope.. It's the memory, the CPU reference simply indicates which CPU core was accessing the memory when an error occurred..

 

[Sir Bob]

Nope.. It's the memory, the CPU reference simply indicates which CPU core was accessing the memory when an error occurred..

Is it possible to tell which ram stick is the issue

 

[WAslayer]

Is it possible to tell which ram stick is the issue

I run them one by one.. but if you are not afraid of some math, you can take the address number that failed, convert to decimal and then divide by the gb size of your stick.. if done correctly, you should get 0,1,2,3 which refers to the individual sticks.. so if you get 2, it's the third stick.. run whichever stick you get again to verify the results..

 

[Sir Bob]

Testing with 1/2 ram sticks in

 

[WAslayer]

View attachment 1831472Testing with 1/2 ram sticks in

Keep in mind that, the fault could be with the slots and not necessarily the sticks.. to verify this you would need to run the sticks in more than one slot to check if the faults continue or not.. sometimes all the sticks test okay individually and only one stick turns up a fault when run with other/all sticks..

 

[OutlawJoseyWales]

Keep in mind that, the fault could be with the slots and not necessarily the sticks.. to verify this you would need to run the sticks in more than one slot to check if the faults continue or not.. sometimes all the sticks test okay individually and only one stick turns up a fault when run with other/all sticks..

So much fun.....

 

[Sir Bob]

It was faulty ram

 

[longboy]

Passmark mem test and faulty ram does make sense.