Can somebody post the exact error message from an mprime failing with "not exact in round" or whatever it is saying?
I don't have an unstable machine handy
Can somebody post the exact error message from an mprime failing with "not exact in round" or whatever it is saying?
I don't have an unstable machine handy
It says:Originally Posted by uOpt
Can somebody post the exact error message from an mprime failing with "not exact in round" or whatever it is saying?
I don't have an unstable machine handy
FATAL ERROR:Rounding was 0.49609375, expected less than 0.4
Hardware failure detected,consult stress.txt file.
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That is the exact error I get whenever I run Prime95 or Orthos blend, and I get it anywhere from 10 seconds to 4 mins in. I get this even at stock settings on my E6400, so does that mean I have this bug? What does this mean for someone who primarily wants to OC and use their rig for gaming? How exactly do I know if I'm stable?
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