I agreeOriginally Posted by CTKP
If you can run windows memtest for 200% there's no need to run memtest86
Even if you can pass memtest86 without errors you may still encounter problems in windows. I usually test first with memtest86 just to make sure I don't corrumpt my windows install, and then do final testing with memtest for windows and super pi.
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