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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2017
- We've used Memtest86 in a few diagnostic videos, but RAM failure (or at least faulty RAM that you can still POST with) is fairly rare - so we've never seen errors. We finally had an example come in, albeit a single error example.
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Thanks for actually taking the time to wait for a RAM stick to be faulty and record a video so we see how it looks like, friend!
The Liquid Drum & Bass background music is immensely soothing. Definitely a vital component when running 8+ hours of memtest for 24GB of ECC memory!! :D
At last a memtest tutorial with a faulty ram. Learned so much. Thanks.
Thank you for explaining so well! Had all my doubts cleared up! Thank you!!
Clear explanation of how to use memtest86. I need to do this with a used stick of ram I bought from eBay. Now I know it is a bit of trial and error to figure out which stick can be messed up or if it is a slot issue.
i'm studying comtia a+ and this video comes in handy thanks dude
Great vid. Great narrative
Awesome vid. Thanks
Nice work, Sir!
Great video!
good work sir, thanks alot
Great video.
Video was quite informative.
thank you so much, this is helped me.
Interesting.
If you put together a new build do you recommend updating bios to the latest version before running memtest.
Hey man, thanks for the video, it helps tons of people.
I was hoping you can help me.
I have 2 sticks of 8GB running dual channel and after running a few tests with memtest86, i found that its inconsistent.
Initially, running the test with both sticks for 4 passes (took 3 hours) gave me about 7 errors.
Then i ran both sticks on the first slot which showed 0 issues.
Problem is, i went to the other slot, I got to 5/8 passes with about 10 errors, so naturally, i thought this was the slot, BUT, the second stick i tried in this slot got to 7/8 so far and there are no issues.
What do i do at this point? Do i keep running the same tests?
Holy... this will take forever on 24 gb ram...
yeah, I got around 10000 errors then I found this video to try to figure out which ram module it is.
My mem does that when I lower my timings to 16-18-18-36 but 0 at 17-19-19-38
@Hassan Baloch those nr has to do with timings-latency or maybe the response between cpu and ram. I am not sure
Hey Adam I drop my MacBook Pro Retina display and the screen went black do you have a idea what could be wrong or a video to see how to fix it thanks.
If you replace one ram stick, shouldn't you replace the other as well since they were "cut from the same cloth" and anything paired with something different has the chance of not being cohesive?
adam, i have a problem with my bios in hp dc7900, "2233 heci error during mebx execution" everytime i powered my pc that error appears and need to restart by pressing ctrl+alt+del to load windows normally, i've updated my bios ver. but still appears, is it a mobo failure? this bios failure starts when i replace my cmos battery a few days ago. thanks in advance adam, cheers!
I just ran memtest, and found out, that very likely something that has caused me grief the past few years, was 1 bad memory block -_- explains alot of the weird quirks my computer develops from being on too long
Hi, so I just started using this program cause my computer has been having google chrome crashes, random crashes and blue screen crashes basically all the time now. I tested a stick first and it passed 1 without errors but the second one already has 2821 errors and it's been 4mins and 40 seconds. I'm guessing that's why my pc been having crashes? (Used the ram sticks on the same slot)
Edit: Took 49mins for the first pass and 2871 errors on the second stick. What are your thoughts?
Wich soft do you use for your video with the little incrusted windows? Best regards
THANKS for answer!! :D Cheers!!!
THANKS for answer!! Cheers!! :)
Have you Webcam you can recommand? Yours seems good. Is that a WEBCAM C922 PRO ?
Faulty RAM cause many errors such as BSOD (especially Windows setup).
If there are 1 or more errors detected in the memtest86, BSOD cause while setup the OS.
Hii sir.. can these errors also arrive due to mismatching of fsb in ram sticks??
Note:ram may be vulnerable to high frequency rowhammer bit flips. mine show this messg but errors zero..
My ram damage?
Sometimes you have to do more than one pass because my ram didn't show any errors until the third pass.
Yes but if the RAM shows an error on the first pass then there's no point in carrying on. Your RAM stick is faulty. You only continue to do more passes when the RAM shows no errors with each pass.
Is the problem fixable??
I have 8 gb Corsair it’s have more than 20k error xd
Adamant IT I have 4 ram
One of them caused the crash I removed it after the check and contacted with Corsair support to replace it
Thank u 😘
I have found 601 error in Memtest86 pro test in my newly brought laptop... What would you suggest??
If the RAM is easily accessible without voiding the warranty, you could try just re-seating the RAM. Just in case it's an assembly issue. If not, I'd go back to the shop and ask them to swap it out.
@@Adamant_IT thanks you so much
Thanks mate. found 65533...
Pass:1 Errors:169
Should i replace my RAM?
You should replace it if you get ANY error.
Thanks I will try and fix my computer now
On test 7 I had 24 errors but only test 7
Very odd
Does this mean I need to get a ram replacement
Last time I ran Memtest86 was on a now old DFI LANParty motherboard. Looks like little has changed.
Looks different on UEFI (back background now), but yea, the gist of it is the same!
Hello Adamant, so I'm in a bit of a problem and was hoping you could provide some input which I believe you are the right person to get it from. I've been watching your channel for quite a long time now, which started months ago as I kept coming across BSOD out of nowhere while I played Apex Legends at first, but then it started happening even in Google Chrome. My device; ACER Nitro 5 AN515-54-761. I came across the first video of yours that I ever saw on memtest, and ran it, only to find so many errors that memtest decided to stop, saying too many errors.
(my laptop's temperature had always shown me above 90 Celsius while gaming from the day I bought it, i believed that was normal, till i googled and found out it was not, i then went into settings and manually turned off CPU turboboost, which keeps the temperatures in 70s now, idk if those high temps damaged the ram or something, so i have just permanently turned turbo boost off)
My device was under warranty, so I gave it to the service centre, which gave it back to me saying it was a software problem and i received it wiped clean, new windows installed, basically complete formatting and re-installation. I was confused as memtest had shown me so many errors, yet they said it was just software. Fast forward a couple weeks, BSOD starts coming again during gaming but difference is now my warranty has expired. Now I am free to open up the Laptop and replace things as needed.
I'm no tech specialist, but from what I have done, my guess is a RAM hardware problem. But since it's just a guess, I think being a specialist, you might have some view point which I might be missing.
So my plan is as follows, and I hope you can provide some input as to whether you think, this is the way to go now: My device has 2 RAM slots: each holding SK Hynix HMA81GS6JJR8N-VK 2666 speed. I plan on first taking the laptop apart and removing one ram stick, and running memtest. and then the other. basically what you did in this video. if i find memtest running faulty for both sticks, I plan on replacing them with HyperX Impact DDR4 HX426S15IB2K2 2666MHz CL15.
Is there anything else I should check before getting the new RAM? the last thing i want is to install the new ram and encounter the endless memtest errors again. I'm scared to mess up my PC forever.
Sounds like you're on the right track. Sometimes there's no way to know if it's really the RAM until you put different RAM in there... But one indicator you can look for is that _two_ faulty RAM modules is fairly uncommon. So if you test the modules one at a time and find one bad, one good, then replacing the RAM is basically a sure-thing at that point.
@@Adamant_IT Thanks a lot for replying, I really appreciate the advice. Well fingers crossed, I will attempt it and see how it goes.
5 pass error ????
Is memory test in windows 10 accurate too?
4:22 *which* module...
Cpu found 4, cpu start 2 cpu active 1 ??? Help me
I kept getting a critical process dies bsod turns out it was my ram. But what was strange is that i got no errors running MEMtest86 can anyone explain this to me??
I get isdone.dll eroro when install games, when i did memtest it found 100 eror, so now i assume thats why i cant install fitgirls repacks
Sameeeeeeee bro also with fitgril just memtested and I also have errors
@@klaasvk8365 yeah i bought a new ram and problem fixed
@@hamid-fr5td I just found something out my ram was at 3600mhz but my motherboard supports up to 3530mhz. All the time my ram was running at an unstable overclock because I am now memtesting with 3530mhz and I get 0 errors.... This is when my volt is set to auto so maybe I don't need to buy new ram sticks since these are also yet 1 year old.
how do i know that my ram is faulty and not the ram slot itself ?
Adamant IT thanks for the reply but my problem is kinda weird i had 50 errors in one pass on lets say slot A then i tested the ram in slot B ..no errors in same one pass
i figured it is the slot A that has the issuse but when i tested again in slot A NO errors occured in one pass
the problem seems to be inconsistent and i cant figure if its my ram or the slot
i really cant afford to buy another ram just to find out that the problem is within the slot
Adamant IT i have 1x8 gb g skill ripjaws4
Adamant IT i need some advice on a scratch on my mobo, it happened during heatsink installation
the scratch is between the cpu socket and the ram slots
m.imgur.com/a/AgqA4kO
is it big enough to cause any damage to the ram slots ?
and thanks for taking the time and replying to my questions ❤️
Adamant IT looks like the only way is to buy a new ram and hope for the best i guess
Hi there I have just built my pc today and it was working fine for hours and then all of a sudden started to crash time after time again. I then ran memtest to find 65000 errors on 2 sticks of ram that are less than a day old. I have reset the CMOS along with the bios I have also ran the windows memory diagnostic test and it does say there is fault in the hardware somewhere. Whats your opinion on the matter, I have new sticks on the way on Wednesday so hopefully that fixes it but i have a feeling there is more to it than just replacing the sticks.
I took both the sticks out this morning and swapped the places of them and then booted the system up. To my surprise the system booted and continued to stay on. I was then nervous to even try the windows memory diagnostic test and the memtest but I let the computer stay on for about an hour then I retested. On memtest I went from having 65,000 errors to absolutely none and the same with the windows test that showed I had hardware failure, both have just disappeared. Hopefully with all being well the system stays like this and there will be no memory/ram problems from here on out. Strange to think that simply just swapping the sticks has somehow cleared the errors, am writing this to you now with the pc being on the last 3 hours with heavy game titles etc being run, so far so good.
I find it weird my system boots to windows fine then crashes while game. The mem test showed 247 errors after 8 passes at a loss tbh
fantastic video / well explained but please get rid of the music in the background as it ruins the video
One pass 1 error. Do I RMA my ram?
Adamant IT I'm actually having lots of crashes while playing games and occasionally memory related blue screens.
If I'm understanding you correctly, if thr same error address keeps coming out, it would mean that the ram is faulty?
Adamant IT Thanks! I'll try it out
At 1 pass I got more than 20,000 errors, but only 2 max contiguous errors. Very worried that he said 1 error and its a failed xD
I did that the same night, found that one of the sticks was corrupt.Can I ask if you know if there is a difference between 2 sticks of ram that are bought as a pair? Because when I was testing 1 of the sticks, there were 10 tests down the side, but when I tested the other (working RAM), there was only 1 test.
He saw one error and called it! Meanwhile I am running a memtest for the Last 4.5 hours and Got 9216 errors hahahah how did my pc survived this for the Last 5 months cant believe it?!
obviously you cant test mem thats causing 3 beeps
I got like 88 errors and next time got none...
It boots into windows and gives bluescreen after few minutes
Adamant IT Sir if my screen stops sometimes and screen goes grey with shaky grey lines what does this mean? Sometimes the process runs on background and sometimes it freezes . What does this mean?
@@Adamant_IT i am goog to upgrade to a dandybridge i5 and for that i will replace the motherboard. Will I know if thats a ram issue after doing that?
@@vimalprabhakar1807 i also have that problem. Grey shaky lines all over the screen. I think it is problem with your vga cable
I tried to move it and the lines got away but still some lines where present.
Try replacing the vga cable or your graphics card.
Real Skull I don't have graphics card . I use intel hd graphics inbuilt. I thought that my ram is damaged.
You think that's crazy I did 4 passes and it collected a total of 1257 errors. PC acts normal except for bsod on certain games after 30 minute of playing or so
Take the RAM out and carefully blow on the connector with your mouth. That works every time for video games. LOL
I got 150 Error :o
Pass:0 errors:17425 errors should i remplace my rams
Umm yes when i try to watch youtube my pc crash and show up blue screen memory management and now i cant startup win 7
I will try to do that thank u
Adamant IT thanks alot for your help and i will try to remplace the both ram i think that better
Okay, before you go through 10 mins of this waste of time, just go to your startup search and type in mdsched.exe Your computer will then automatically check your ram. Easy.
The "windows memory diagnostics" is completely unreliable and in many cases will show no errors even though they do exist and memtest will show them. So this video is NOT waste of time at all.
I tried that method first testing my PC. No errors noted. Memtest86 found 76 errors.