Prime 95 is much more intense then Orthos, id say your not 100% stable is all.
Prime95's killer FFTs
So I'm wondering if there's something about prime95's large and blend FFT test that i'm not aware of that is constantly crashing my memory within a second of the test starting. Running a similar test in ORTHOS is telling me that my memory is stable though. Any ideas? Should I be using something that isn't prime95 for my memory? I'm using the latest version that supports multiple cores for my x3 -> x4 720 BE.
My memory clocks were tested at roughly 1400 Mhz, with loose (9-9-9-24) timings (stock is 7-7-7-20 for my memory), which is a minor and supposedly easily manageable overclock.
EDIT: Can an admin move this to the benchmark software discussion thread? Sorry about that.
My memory clocks were tested at roughly 1400 Mhz, with loose (9-9-9-24) timings (stock is 7-7-7-20 for my memory), which is a minor and supposedly easily manageable overclock.
EDIT: Can an admin move this to the benchmark software discussion thread? Sorry about that.
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does orthos stress more than 2 cores? I remember that it isn't very good at that....
Think it only stresses 2 still...
Run memtest. That is the best way to see if your RAM is stable. If it passes that and fails prime, I would think it is the CPU.
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