Originally posted by: AnnihilatorX
I think you just burn a CD from the iso image downloaded from Memtest...
By the way, since you are using DFI board, there's an option in BIOS to enable Memtest so after BIOS is loaded it boots into built in MemTest
No need to find one
Originally posted by: AlucardX
read the manual for your motherboard, it should be able to tell you how to do it.
to boot from cd.. download .iso from memtest site, burn with perferred burning program, set option in bios where it talks about boot order and set your 1st choice to cdrom. or just use the floppy version and if you haven't touched your bios it will boot it off the floppy.
Originally posted by: Ryder401
Originally posted by: AnnihilatorX
I think you just burn a CD from the iso image downloaded from Memtest...
By the way, since you are using DFI board, there's an option in BIOS to enable Memtest so after BIOS is loaded it boots into built in MemTest
No need to find one
How do I use the built in Memtest??
Thanks for the help.
Originally posted by: Ryder401
Originally posted by: AlucardX
read the manual for your motherboard, it should be able to tell you how to do it.
to boot from cd.. download .iso from memtest site, burn with perferred burning program, set option in bios where it talks about boot order and set your 1st choice to cdrom. or just use the floppy version and if you haven't touched your bios it will boot it off the floppy.
It dosen't seem to say anything in the manual.
Originally posted by: AnnihilatorX
Have you disabled CPC setting in BIOS DRAM Configuration?
Originally posted by: Frallan
disable CPC
goto 110% on the special CPU
goto 2.7V on the RAM
disable CnQ
Relax timings
adjust tref and keep track of changes til u find "your" settings.
Arm yourself w. a lot of humility and patience then goto dfi-street read the rules - create signature as in the rules - read the stickies in the nF4 section and in the OC section. Do as suggested and search for your setup. Ull B ok..
If Ure not willing to do that to learn then get a ASUS.