Hello there,
Yesterday, i swapped my GFX and my CPU fan and i was too distracted for some personal reasons.
Therefore, i made some bad things and i believe i wasted 2 RAM slots (A1 - B1)
I'm down to 8GB of RAM which is terrible.
Basically, when there is 3 (any possible RAM layout) or 4 RAM devices, the PC won't boot and the memory red light is on.
As i cleared the CMOS before, having the issue i was wondering if there is a default setting in the bios to disable A1-B1 ?
How to know if it is the motherboard or the CPU memory controller ?
Basically, when pulling back on the memory, 1 RAM memory wasn't pushed enough in the slot.
The solution is either to buy 2 * 8GB or to change the motherboard (i would almost prefer that one if i'm sure the motherboard is broken).
Thanks for the time to bring some insights.
Yesterday, i swapped my GFX and my CPU fan and i was too distracted for some personal reasons.
Therefore, i made some bad things and i believe i wasted 2 RAM slots (A1 - B1)
I'm down to 8GB of RAM which is terrible.
Basically, when there is 3 (any possible RAM layout) or 4 RAM devices, the PC won't boot and the memory red light is on.
As i cleared the CMOS before, having the issue i was wondering if there is a default setting in the bios to disable A1-B1 ?
How to know if it is the motherboard or the CPU memory controller ?
Basically, when pulling back on the memory, 1 RAM memory wasn't pushed enough in the slot.
The solution is either to buy 2 * 8GB or to change the motherboard (i would almost prefer that one if i'm sure the motherboard is broken).
Thanks for the time to bring some insights.
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