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2.0 Beta from the author Sam D. http://forum.x86-secret.com/showthread.php?t=7798
1st bug/issue found with E8500 cpu on Asus Blitz Formula 1402 bios, when set to 9.5x 333FSB default cpu speeds, it's reporting FSB as 352FSB thinking the cpu is 9x multi instead of 9.5x multiplier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam D.
E8500 @9.5x333FSB 1:1
http://i4memory.com/memtest86plus/be...00_default.jpg
whoohoooo thanks samuel! :toast: :worship:
ok, so how do you make it work...
Thanks.
my ? too.cannot get the bin file recognized with the software i use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
even when i try to convert the bin file to iso,no workie.
1. make bootable usb drive with windows boot image
2. the mt200b7.exe file put it on the usb drive
3. boot with usb drive
4. at dos prompt type = mt200b7 to load it
theres no floppy version?
not yet.. probably easier and faster for author to compile bin and exe when updating this beta version to get fixes done quickly :)
This beta sizes my 8GB memory incorrectly.
I have four regions:
0 - 3GB
4 - 6GB
6 - 8GB
8 - 9GB (remapped 3 - 4GB region )
The 0-3GB region is detected instead as 0 -2GB, testing time for this region confirms this (it is the same as other 2GB regions, should be 1.5 times more).
1.70 does not have this problem.
By the way, the easiest and fastest way to use memtest is load it with grub.
Polygon has injected this memtest 2.0beta into Biostar TA770 .... Manay thanks.. :)
Chipset : AMD 770 :up:
http://www.lejabeach.com/sisubb/memtest200.jpg
wow, neat move from biostar :D
Off course you can do it like usb method.You can make a bootable floppy (i use dr-dos) and then just put mt200b7.exe.Next steps are the same like usb flash method ..Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
2.00 Beta 15 is out http://temp.x86-secret.com/mt200b15.zip
Thanks Sam D / Eva2000
Is that Polygon from Rebelshaven? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tictac
Getting it to run on a floppy is easy.
Copy rawwrite.exe and install.bat into your memtest folder. Then rename the *.bin file to memtestp.bin. Now run install.bat and you are good to go. :)
thanks super nade and deadlock7 :toast:
and huge thanks to sam for continuing to work on this!
its one of the best hardware tools around :toast:
what I did was just format a disc in XP, and set it to "create MSdos bootdisk"
then at the A promt, type in the file name
reports my ram at 5-1-1-61... kinda funny timings
other than that all info was correct
No probs saaya. :)
Kunaak, that can be done as well. I just like to keep a dedicated floppy for memtest. I'm happy to report that it works with no issues. All timings are reported correctly. :)
On X38 (Maximus Formula) timings are incorrect also.
But this is a beta so it will be perfect by the time it goes official.
memtest86+ team, is "could" there be a way to load the gpu so it is using main memory as well?
very interesting, tnx