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Take a look at what Justin wrote......
> Cliff (clif@arcadia.cs.rmit.edu.au) wrote:
> : Take a look at what Martin Vernon wrote......
> : 
> : I have tried two 4mb 72pin SIMM's in this machine, but detected no
> : errors with them installed.   IE: i took the two 16mb's out.
> 
> did you try installing linux?

No I don't really have the time to reinstall Linux again :)
I have an exam at 9am tomorrow, which i'm going to fail but I should
do some study :)

> it depends, definetly set it to 70 if you think your RAM might be causing
> the problems, and if you get the option to choose wait states put them
> to the maximum.

Unforetunately my BIOS, AmiWinBIOS doesn't have such settings, I have the
DRAM running at 60ns, and yes I get errors when running at 70ns also.  It
wasn't until this problem because serious enough that I discovered it was
set at 70ns not 60ns like the memory is rated at.

> I've found that the duke test is the best for testing if your system is
> stable, if you can finish level one without a crash your system is stable
> enough.

To be honest I'm sick to death of Duke3D, I bought the Australian version
and did the little modifications to it :)

I'm pretty sick of Quake too, the end of level guy is tooooooo simple.

Oh well back to reading new to try and find some more things to try


-- Cliff
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