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    Mem Test86

    HP Pavilion p7-1108p Desktop

    Windows 7
    6GB RAM
    1 TB HDD
    AMD processor

    Before I buy expensive new RAM to bring this system's max up to 16GB, I want to download and install a relatively easy-to-use memory tester so I know my current 6GB is still good...sluggishness when 2-3 programs are running has me concerned.

    The subject product is apparently highly regarded (per a Crucial rep) and downloaded very frequently from the website of the same name.

    Suggestions? I have to take a deep breath when I start reading about creating a disc image to burn, I'll be honest, but I'm great at following a mfr's step process as long as it's clear and well written : )

    Thanks in advance.

    sbuxman

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    Download Imageburner (free). Download the ISO file you want. Open Imageburner and you get one screen. Point to your ISO file and click Burn, That's all there is to it.
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    UBCD includes Memtest86+ (fork of Memtest86), hard drive diags, and a lot of other utilities. We've mentioned it a lot on this forum. Download link is in my signature.

    sluggishness when 2-3 programs are running has me concerned.
    If the memory was bad, you would probably get a lot of BSODs, not slowness.

    If you don't know how to properly burn an iso image to cd, read this:
    http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/14183...age-to-a-disc/

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