Was Memtest86 - bad mem or not?

[R. Quenett]

mutilated misquotes 
from Collins Richey's 10 Apr 2004 classic prose
may follow:

" On Sat, 10 Apr 2004 16:28:06 -0500
" "R. Quenett"<qcal at quen.net> wrote:
" 
" > http://www.corsairmemory.com/main/trg-cas.html
" > 
" 
" Good explanation, but how does one know whether one's memory is CAS-2 or
" CAS-3? Besides the obvious, of course, if errors go away with the CAS-3

Is it obvious then?<g>  I don't know how you tell.  My guess would be 
that it's identified on the chips somehow, perhaps as part of the 
part number.  Besides, afaict, most of these chip specs are 
relatively soft (if they weren't, there'd be no overclocking, would 
there:) so if it works at cas2 then...   In my case, I asked my 
vendor and we all know that vendors are well informed and never lie, 
right?

R
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