I already have the latest BIOS update.
EDIT: Now it works perfectly thanks!
another question cause i cba to make a new thread for it.
Can i use my old A-Data 2x2Gb cards alongside with these 2? they are both 1333MHz but I'm not sure about are those CL7 or CL9. does that matter?
EDIT: Now it works perfectly thanks!
another question cause i cba to make a new thread for it.
Can i use my old A-Data 2x2Gb cards alongside with these 2? they are both 1333MHz but I'm not sure about are those CL7 or CL9. does that matter?
Last edited by aerox21; Jan 7, 2012 at 03:09 AM.
Nobody fucks with the Jesus
It is possible they will work,
but I wouldn't even try,
Mixing RAM brands in not a good idea, even if they do work together.
You had problems getting two of the same models to work together, think what would happen if you added two A-Datas?
8 GB is more than enough form 99% of home applications, and will be for a couple of years.
but I wouldn't even try,
Mixing RAM brands in not a good idea, even if they do work together.
You had problems getting two of the same models to work together, think what would happen if you added two A-Datas?
8 GB is more than enough form 99% of home applications, and will be for a couple of years.
wishful eyes deceive me
Check if they are compatible, check if they are correctly placed, check if they fit properly the slots, take out the dust (very important, might fuck up the contacts or whatever), if anything check if one of the ram cards isn't working at all or a slot.
I just went through a RAM pain in the ass, my screen wouldn't even show up, tell us if you hear a long beep when your computer turns on and you can't see your screen, that means one of the mems isn't placed correctly or doesn't work, search on Google to find out about more "beep" messages, they are helpful if you actually get the "beeps".
EDIT: Woops ignore my post.
I just went through a RAM pain in the ass, my screen wouldn't even show up, tell us if you hear a long beep when your computer turns on and you can't see your screen, that means one of the mems isn't placed correctly or doesn't work, search on Google to find out about more "beep" messages, they are helpful if you actually get the "beeps".
EDIT: Woops ignore my post.
Last edited by Alan; Jan 7, 2012 at 05:08 AM.
Alan, your post would have been seriously helpful few hours ago. I did hear some beeps and was just like "oh would you just shut the fuck up!!" now that I know it means something it will be helpful in the future.
and i don't really wanna start another battle to try with those A-Data cards so I'll just let them be.
and i don't really wanna start another battle to try with those A-Data cards so I'll just let them be.
Originally Posted by aerox21
Alan, your post would have been seriously helpful few hours ago. I did hear some beeps and was just like "oh would you just shut the fuck up!!" now that I know it means something it will be helpful in the future.
and i don't really wanna start another battle to try with those A-Data cards so I'll just let them be.
I take it your PC is built for Gaming.
So what Processor do you have?
Was interested in building my PC up and was thinking about getting the AMD Phenom II X4 960T
(heres link http://shop.amd.com/US/All/Detail/Pr...#ComparePrices )
