- Nov 11, 2013
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I recently had an error when i boot my PC up and it showed "DQS training failed on previous boot, reverted to slower Dram speed."
It says DEL to resume and it brings me to BIOS. I subsequently exit and save changes because i'm afraid i may screw something up in the BIOS.
After a day or two, my PC doesn't boot up. There wasn't any beeps for the beep test. The monitor doesn't seem to receive a signal from my PC.
After finding solutions online, it was either the RAM or the CMOS batt. Took out one of the RAM and i could boot the PC up.
So the question is, how do i really test if it's the RAM that is faulty?
Is there any other hardware problems that could cause that error to show up?
I'm was using 2 4GB RAMs.
It says DEL to resume and it brings me to BIOS. I subsequently exit and save changes because i'm afraid i may screw something up in the BIOS.
After a day or two, my PC doesn't boot up. There wasn't any beeps for the beep test. The monitor doesn't seem to receive a signal from my PC.
After finding solutions online, it was either the RAM or the CMOS batt. Took out one of the RAM and i could boot the PC up.
So the question is, how do i really test if it's the RAM that is faulty?
Is there any other hardware problems that could cause that error to show up?
I'm was using 2 4GB RAMs.
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