I told you to run two GBs of RAM so you could check it out. You aren't allowed to go higher with the free version, and if you try, it will give an error. Just open more copies of that program on your computer instead.
I told you to run two GBs of RAM so you could check it out. You aren't allowed to go higher with the free version, and if you try, it will give an error. Just open more copies of that program on your computer instead.
I ran a memory test for over an hour and got zero errors with 200 percent stability. Is that okay? It means the memory works properly even at high speeds, right?
I ran a memory test for over an hour and got zero errors with 200 percent stability. Is that okay? It means the memory works properly even at high speeds, right?
Yeah I think so. Total was 16GB RAM minus the 4GB used by my graphics card equals about 12GB left for Windows. So I basically tested around 9 or 10GB, that's 5 times 2000MB. I learned a lot of things along the way.
Yeah I think so. Total was 16GB RAM minus the 4GB used by my graphics card equals about 12GB left for Windows. So I basically tested around 9 or 10GB, that's 5 times 2000MB. I learned a lot of things along the way.