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Intel Burn Test problem?

KeymaN

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So what is the problem with the max stress?
everything time when i try to do the max stress test, it gives an error right away...
could it be because i have more than 2GB of RAM or something?
if i pick the half stress it works perfectly...
anyone know why?
 
Are you overclocking? Your processor might be stable but your ram may not. Could be ram voltage or north bridge voltage. Could you provide us with your system specs or create a signature. Thanks.
 
So what is the problem with the max stress?
everything time when i try to do the max stress test, it gives an error right away...
could it be because i have more than 2GB of RAM or something?
if i pick the half stress it works perfectly...
anyone know why?

To do max stress test, you need a 64 bit os. That might be it.
 
Are you overclocking? Your processor might be stable but your ram may not. Could be ram voltage or north bridge voltage. Could you provide us with your system specs or create a signature. Thanks.

i tried to set it 8x333=2.66GHz ( stock ) or 8x400=3.20GHz ( OC ) and the intel burn test still doesnt work... i tried to use V2.1 for RAM which is the recommended for the RAM... and V1.3 for NB... and still doesnt work... anywayz my spec is in my sig... The Big Guy

To do max stress test, you need a 64 bit os. That might be it.

so i cant use max stress test when i m on 32 bit OS?
 
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