On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, listmail wrote:
> Thanks for your help so far. I ran the utility, and it did show a number
> of errors on its sixth run through. However changing the ram seemed to fix
> the problem at first, but things soon were back to behaving badly. Bad
> motherboard? Any other suggestions?
Could be bad / inadequate cooling from your fan and heatsink. I'd run
memtest86 again. If it took 6 runs to find errors last time, let it run
at least 12 times over to look for problems. If you consistanly find that
errors crop up after a long period of testing, then the problem is likely
heat related. It could be either the CPU or the motherboard's chipset
that is overheating.
MSG
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