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I'm useing GWX 2.1 and am haveing a CTD. I don't think it's the mod as it doe's the same thing with SH-4 Gold.
Is there a software the tests Ram sticks ? Thx in advance for any help I'm currently useing 4 1gb Corsair sticks. |
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Those are just 3 that I use.
I also do a physical swap. Move Bank 1 to the rear and move all forward one bank and test. Keep doing that till the CTD's disappear or become less frequent. The Memory in Bank 4 is usually suspect if CTD's vanish. It's the last Bank accessed by most programs when running 4 Gigs. Once you suspect a bad Ram stick. Swap it into a known good system if you can and see if there are problems. I run 5 systems here, so it's easy for me. 2 NoteBooks, 3 Towers. (A 4th Tower is being rebuilt) |
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![]() A friend is going to let me try his Ram sticks to try and find which of mine are bad. |
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Stay away from Ebay RAM (8P
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