Athlon 64 X2 3800+
DFI NF4 Ultra-D
2x F1-3200PHU2-2GBNS (2x1Gb either orange or yellow slots)
Nvidia Geforce 8600
Ubuntu Linux 10.04 64-bit / Windows XP SP3 (32-bit)
Advanced Chipset Features:
Errata 94: Disable
Errata 123: Disable
CPU Spectrum: Disable
Sata Spectrum: Disable
PCIE Spectrum: Disable
SSE/SSE2: Enable
CPU Thermal-Throttling: Disable
Memory Hole PCI MMIO: Disable (Enable if 4Gb)
System BIOS Cacheable: Disable
ACPI SRAT: Disable
SLI Broadcast: Disable
Genie BIOS Settings:
FSB: 200
LDT/FSB: X3
LTD BUS: 16/16
CPU/FSB: X10
PCI Express: 100Mhz
K8 Cool'n'Quiet: Auto
CPU VID StartUp Value: StartUp
LTD Voltage: 1.20v
Chipset Voltage: 1.50v
DDRAM Voltage: 2.80v
DRAM +.03v if not 3.2v: Disable
DRAM Configuration:
DRAM Freq Set: 166=RAM/FSB:05/06
CPC: Enable
TCL: 3.0
TRCD: 4 Bus Clocks
TRAS: 8 Bus Clocks
TRP: 4 Bus Clocks
TRC: 7 Bus Clocks
TRFC: 13 Bus Clocks
TRRD: 2 Bus Clocks
TWR: 2 Bus Clocks
TWTR: 2 Bus Clocks
TRWT: 3 Bus Clocks
TREF: 3632 Cycles
Odd Divisor Correct: Disable
DRAM Bank Interleave: Enable
DQS Skew Control: Auto
DQS Skew Value: 0
DRAM Drive Strenght: Level 7
DRAM Data Drive Strength: Auto
Max Async Latency: 8.0 Nano Seconds
DRAM Response Time: Normal
Read Preamble Time: 5.5 Nano Seconds
IdleCycle: 256 Cycles
Dynamic Counter: Enable
R/W Queue Bypass: 16x
Bypass Max: 07x
32 Byte Grabularity: Disable (4 Bursts)
Memtest 4.0 always gives me the same result: An error occurs on address line 0x00100000. I've tried the memory in both Auto modes and the modes listed above. This memory was working at 400MHz for approximately 2 months before it failed. Operating systems run on this computer include MS Windows XP (32-bit), Ubuntu Linux 9.10 (32-bit), Ubuntu Linux 10.04 (64-bit). There were no severe problems with previous Corsair XMS Memory, but the motherboard didn't autodetect it properly, so I removed it and shelved it.
Memory operates in pairs, how do I determine the bad Memory for RMA?
DFI NF4 Ultra-D
2x F1-3200PHU2-2GBNS (2x1Gb either orange or yellow slots)
Nvidia Geforce 8600
Ubuntu Linux 10.04 64-bit / Windows XP SP3 (32-bit)
Advanced Chipset Features:
Errata 94: Disable
Errata 123: Disable
CPU Spectrum: Disable
Sata Spectrum: Disable
PCIE Spectrum: Disable
SSE/SSE2: Enable
CPU Thermal-Throttling: Disable
Memory Hole PCI MMIO: Disable (Enable if 4Gb)
System BIOS Cacheable: Disable
ACPI SRAT: Disable
SLI Broadcast: Disable
Genie BIOS Settings:
FSB: 200
LDT/FSB: X3
LTD BUS: 16/16
CPU/FSB: X10
PCI Express: 100Mhz
K8 Cool'n'Quiet: Auto
CPU VID StartUp Value: StartUp
LTD Voltage: 1.20v
Chipset Voltage: 1.50v
DDRAM Voltage: 2.80v
DRAM +.03v if not 3.2v: Disable
DRAM Configuration:
DRAM Freq Set: 166=RAM/FSB:05/06
CPC: Enable
TCL: 3.0
TRCD: 4 Bus Clocks
TRAS: 8 Bus Clocks
TRP: 4 Bus Clocks
TRC: 7 Bus Clocks
TRFC: 13 Bus Clocks
TRRD: 2 Bus Clocks
TWR: 2 Bus Clocks
TWTR: 2 Bus Clocks
TRWT: 3 Bus Clocks
TREF: 3632 Cycles
Odd Divisor Correct: Disable
DRAM Bank Interleave: Enable
DQS Skew Control: Auto
DQS Skew Value: 0
DRAM Drive Strenght: Level 7
DRAM Data Drive Strength: Auto
Max Async Latency: 8.0 Nano Seconds
DRAM Response Time: Normal
Read Preamble Time: 5.5 Nano Seconds
IdleCycle: 256 Cycles
Dynamic Counter: Enable
R/W Queue Bypass: 16x
Bypass Max: 07x
32 Byte Grabularity: Disable (4 Bursts)
Memtest 4.0 always gives me the same result: An error occurs on address line 0x00100000. I've tried the memory in both Auto modes and the modes listed above. This memory was working at 400MHz for approximately 2 months before it failed. Operating systems run on this computer include MS Windows XP (32-bit), Ubuntu Linux 9.10 (32-bit), Ubuntu Linux 10.04 (64-bit). There were no severe problems with previous Corsair XMS Memory, but the motherboard didn't autodetect it properly, so I removed it and shelved it.
Memory operates in pairs, how do I determine the bad Memory for RMA?
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