Linpack Error?

[pkilway]

I'm getting the following error (attached in the attachment).

 

Not enough memory? How do I free up more memory?

[Waco]

Memory detection on 32 bit operating systems is iffy. Check your available memory and specify it manually.

[stewy_fallingup]

you can try to use memturbo i used it on my desktop when i was running vista on a gig and it worked well just google it and you should be able to find it

[ocmooz]

This seems to be one of the issues of using Linpack in 32-bit mode and the main reason why it is recommended to run it in a 64-bit environment. I'm not sure why it does this, but it should let you run at 1/2 stress mode, it does for me. At 1/2 available memory 50 runs should be equivalent enough to stable, then again I hear that it is about the same as running Prime95 at 1/2 too. As for freeing up more memory... ever hear of the task manager? Best of luck to ya! :thumbs-up:

[pkilway]

Ok, passed 50 runs at 1/2 available memory.

 

I'm going to assume that this is a stable overclock .

[ocmooz]

Good job! I'm glad my experience has proved useful and to think my Dad said it would only get me fried silicon wafers and heart-break.

[pkilway]

Yep using the 1/2 memory method I was able to get my little E7200 to pass Linpack @ 9.5 * 369 = 3.5Ghz, VID = 1.28v. The temps were MUCH hotter at this overclock. The core temps were; Idle 32C, Load 65C. This was also causing my 4850 core temps to increase from the residual heat to 70C.

 

So I'm currently satisfied running @ 9.5 * 337 = 3.2Ghz, VID=1.23v, Linpack tested stable at 1/2 memory for 50 runs. The temps are much cooler; Idle 29C, Load 48C. And my 4850 stays under 60C.