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jo_gobel 01-05-2009 11:45 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by Jorsher
I'd try the 64-bit before returning the ram... Usually if RAM is bad it won't even post, and yours is posting if it's getting to a BSOD.

The link works again.


well, i decided to take it back, didnt want to risk it. the ram was super cheap, 2 x 2gb sticks for $40 at the local computer outlet store. they didnt question me and i got my money back.

they are always available, so I will pick some up at a later time.




Jorsher 01-06-2009 12:30 AM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by leed
If it post's but shits on booting the OS, it still could be bad ram. DL memcheck86. You boot to it, and it checks mem before your OS loads.

Ive identified bad sticks several times that would cause intermittent blue screens and reboots.

Yeah, my motherboard does a quick memtest at post, which might be why.

Either way, I don't think the ram is bad. The error message you were receiving was consistent with a Windows issue. Didn't you say you tried each stick individually and they were fine? You were getting the same error at the same point. Early signs of bad ram it'll randomly BSOD with random apps crashing once the OS tries to write to a bad sector.

jo_gobel 01-06-2009 06:35 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by Jorsher
Yeah, my motherboard does a quick memtest at post, which might be why.

Either way, I don't think the ram is bad. The error message you were receiving was consistent with a Windows issue. I think your "extreme" version of Windows was just fubared. Didn't you say you tried each stick individually and they were fine? You were getting the same error at the same point. Early signs of bad ram it'll randomly BSOD with random apps crashing once the OS tries to write to a bad sector.

I downloaded it at 15000 kb/s, what's taking you so long :6



comcast is supposed to allow me to DL at 15 Mbps too, but we all know how that works. advertised and reality are much different.







Jorsher 01-06-2009 08:01 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by jo_gobel


comcast is supposed to allow me to DL at 15 Mbps too, but we all know how that works. advertised and reality are much different.

Sorry, I meant 15,000 kB/s

Little bit different.

Would be require at least a 120mbps connection from a cable company. It was downloaded on a box with 1gbps connection. Delicious for legal downloading.

Whatever your ISP advertises, multiply by 1000 and divide by 8 and that's the maximum speed you could possibly get (which you never will).

ie 15mbps x 1000 = 15000 / 8 = 1875 kB/s

Mine advertises 20mbps which should mean 2500 kB/s on the day hell froze over and everyone on the internet died except me and the location of the stars and planets were perfectly aligned, but I've only seen 2.0 mB/s which I also won't complain about.

catch.can 01-06-2009 08:05 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by bigdaddyvtec
I just have to burn an ISO... Just dont have time right now, just came back.... 7 will be available the 9th over the net... Legally... If there is anything you want or need LMK nig.

Ill try to get you a DVD buirnt tomorrow if you like

Hey numnutts, is window's 7 a recourse/memory hod like vista? Rite now im running vista ultimate x64 w/4 gigs of ram on my laptop.

Jorsher 01-06-2009 08:13 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by hatchboy
Hey numnutts, is window's 7 a recourse/memory hod like vista? Rite now im running vista ultimate x64 w/4 gigs of ram on my laptop.

I've probably mentioned it a few times in this thread, I know at least once, but Win7 is much better on resources, even as a beta.

I think Microsoft realizes that "netbooks" (weaker, cheaper, smaller laptops) are going to become popular the next few years and they would even have to keep distributing XP (now 7 years old), which would be embarrassing, or create a OS that's better with resources. They've had it running smoothly on a few 1gb ram netbooks leaving over 500mb free for apps.

catch.can 01-06-2009 08:46 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 

Originally Posted by Jorsher
I've probably mentioned it a few times in this thread, I know at least once, but Win7 is much better on resources, even as a beta.

I think Microsoft realizes that "netbooks" (weaker, cheaper, smaller laptops) are going to become popular the next few years and they would even have to keep distributing XP (now 7 years old), which would be embarrassing, or create a OS that's better with resources. They've had it running smoothly on a few 1gb ram netbooks leaving over 500mb free for apps.

Nice, i didn't read alot of the thread, you may have mentioned it already.

I think i might have to try it out on the dual partition!

jo_gobel 01-06-2009 08:52 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 
i dont know what the ---- happened last night, but when i posted i was getting 750 kbs and went about my business then went to bed thinking nothing of it.


get home from work today and somehow it never completed the download last night, so i am currently trying to dl it again and for some reason its only at 100kbs

bigdaddyvtec 01-08-2009 03:29 PM

Re: Vista and/or Windows 7 users...
 
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jo_gobel 01-08-2009 03:42 PM

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