Can any one help with a technical issue for an old time SH3 & 4 player

germannoob · 07-02-08, 07:48 AM

When you have an original CD and redownloaded your patches to eliminate these crc errors it might be a problem with the RAM or Hard Disk Drive?

When you have a fresh HDD, you can try to format it with the manufactorers tool (e.g. maxtor maxblast, seagate seatools,...). Or just check for wrong sectors within windows.

For The RAM:
Just download a small Linux and make a memory check.

You can find a webinstaller of openSUSE here:
http://download.opensuse.org/distrib...0-NET-i386.iso

Get it, burn it, boot from it, and take the menu "memory check" or something like this.

If you encounter some memoryfaults try to make the RAM slower: switch down FSB and the CAS-latency and other values. Maybe it will help to reduce your problem.

Maybe this would help.

btw: think it's the wrong forum

07-02-08, 07:48 AM	#2
germannoob Sailor man Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Dresden, Germany Posts: 46 Downloads: 24 Uploads: 0	When you have an original CD and redownloaded your patches to eliminate these crc errors it might be a problem with the RAM or Hard Disk Drive? When you have a fresh HDD, you can try to format it with the manufactorers tool (e.g. maxtor maxblast, seagate seatools,...). Or just check for wrong sectors within windows. For The RAM: Just download a small Linux and make a memory check. You can find a webinstaller of openSUSE here: http://download.opensuse.org/distrib...0-NET-i386.iso Get it, burn it, boot from it, and take the menu "memory check" or something like this. If you encounter some memoryfaults try to make the RAM slower: switch down FSB and the CAS-latency and other values. Maybe it will help to reduce your problem. Maybe this would help. btw: think it's the wrong forum