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memory with AMD

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Hello,

While performing a simple test of writing at 'long' addresses the addresses as value and than reading it,
I"ve discovered the following picture, dumping memory:

addr data
00000000_00300000 77FFFD99 26B9F3CD 3FFF7FF8 FF301B15
00000000_00300010 2F650B9B E031FE43 0FFF6F74 FFB074E9
00000000_00300020 3A3F4DFF 77369CFF BCFEFFE3 7FD910E9
00000000_00300030 27CFBDC3 3B7AF3FF 0FFF5163 867BFC4B
00000000_00300040 00300040 00300044 00300048 0030004C
00000000_00300050 00300050 00300054 00300058 0030005C
00000000_00300060 00300060 00300064 00300068 0030006C
00000000_00300070 00300070 00300074 00300078 0030007C
00000000_00300080 F09F0DFB 11887FCF FF41CF90 36001F2C
00000000_00300090 FF074AF4 6DEFF5F2 BC23FFFB 83EBF9EC
00000000_003000A0 794C702C 31BF3776 FD0FF0FF 22C7F2F9
00000000_003000B0 87F8FEEC 874BDCFD ADE91F79 193CFBCE
00000000_003000C0 003000C0 003000C4 003000C8 003000CC
00000000_003000D0 003000D0 003000D4 003000D8 003000DC
00000000_003000E0 003000E0 003000E4 003000E8 003000EC
00000000_003000F0 003000F0 003000F4 003000F8 003000FC
00000000_00300100 77FFFD99 26B9F3CD 3FFF7FF8 FF301B15
00000000_00300110 2F650B9B E031FE43 0FFF6F74 FFB074E9
00000000_00300120 3A3F4DFF 77369CFF BCFEFFE3 7FD910E9
00000000_00300130 27CFBDC3 3B7AF3FF 0FFF5163 867BFC4B
00000000_00300140 00300140 00300144 00300148 0030014C
00000000_00300150 00300150 00300154 00300158 0030015C
00000000_00300160 00300160 00300164 00300168 0030016C
00000000_00300170 00300170 00300174 00300178 0030017C
.....

Every 256 bytes are OK, every 256 bytes are not OK. It is Barcelona CPU, what could be the problem?

Thanks
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Re: memory with AMD

Post by HONkUS »

just a wild guess here but perhaps one of your DIMM's is bad.

Try running the system with one stick installed and remove the other(s) and see if you still have the same problem. If it is one DIMM thats bad doing this with all the sticks separately will help you determine which is the bad one.
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Re: memory with AMD

Post by hercules71185 »

I'm 95% positive its your dimm. Unless your motherboard slot is bad I had the exact same problem on my old pc. It took me like 2 weeks to figure it out at the time. Then I got the wild idea to just take out one of them since half was bad and dink it worked.
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