How do you burn in?

[SuperDude]

Ill be getting my DFI UT NF3 tommorrow along with my PQI TCCD 512 ram. So explain what/how-to burn in

[Torin]

Don't burn in TCCD, no need.

It seems that Winbond modules (CH-5, BH-5, UTT) seem to benefit from long periods of time spent under constant memtesting (24 hours+), in that they become more overclockable the more you work them out. Burning in is this process. Burning in can also happen over a long period of time through normal usage, but the Burn-in people usually refer to is using memtest86+ to constantly stress the memory for many hours at a time.

Attempting to do this to TCCD however can ruin the modules.

[Krohling]

Attempting to do this to TCCD however can ruin the modules.

Never heard of such thing
Do you have any further information on that?

[perkam]

I guess he means that TCCD modules wont take the heat as much as Winbond ram would, including any voltage thats above 3v is too much for them.

Perkam

[Krohling]

Ah yeah, that's right then

[MikeyLikesItSI]

I beg to differ. I have week 431 tccd on some Adata vitesta ddr600. at 275, i burned out 1200 errors in 8 hours.