Re: FAULTY RAM

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From: Geoff and Debbie deJong
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997 00:00

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I don't claim to be an expert, but I was getting error messages on my
memory check every time (almost) that I booted up my system.  I couldn't
figure it out but someone suggested I change the number of wait states in
my system BIOS setup.  ever since I did I have had not a single error. 
Hope this helps!

-- 
Geoff deJong
gde...@xcelco.on.ca
I Must admit to stealing this, but it seemed to apply so well!

Remember Warren's Laws of Stress Management:
Law #1: don't sweat the small stuff!
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Carpy <g.g...@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in article
<01bc2116$d5b5f480$LocalHost@default>...
> I upgraded by a further 16mb recently (72pin EDO), and I am getting a lot
> of fatal exceptions and GPFaults.
> Is it DODGY RAM ??
> Are there any diagnostic programs that are reliable enough to check this
??
> 
> HELP !!
> 
> Gary.
>

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Date: 1997/02/26
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