Basically the PC won't boot when I have all 4 sockets installed with RAM. Left 1 RAM on first socket, PC booted successfully with a little overclocking error, saying I need more than 1GB to run stable system. Tried inserting another one in 2nd slot, also launched. Although, whenever I have another in slot 3 or 4 or even both, PC doesn't boot. Tried inserting to 1 and 3, it also didn't boot.
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I've shut down the PC, ripped off front panel of the case and got little arachnid out that I spotted earlier that morning. I didn't even bother putting the panel back in, plugged everything in and all of the sudden PC wouldn't boot. No beeps, no signal to monitor etc. The creature couldn't have caused that, I'm certain, as at worst it had its web set up around HDD section and front of the case. On top of that that computer was running all fine prior to me turning it off. My PC has also been running on quite high tempts when under load lately, but that's now fixed with little fan recalibration and cleanliness intervention. Did full reassembly meanwhile having this problem, thinking could've loosen some connections.
Mate suggested might've had something to do with static discharge or similar. However I am aware of static and generally am careful with it when comes to electronics. But that still stands as a possibility. Also all 4 RAM sticks seem to work fine.
CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @2.40Ghz
MOBO Asus P5B-V
Here's full story if you're interested
I've shut down the PC, ripped off front panel of the case and got little arachnid out that I spotted earlier that morning. I didn't even bother putting the panel back in, plugged everything in and all of the sudden PC wouldn't boot. No beeps, no signal to monitor etc. The creature couldn't have caused that, I'm certain, as at worst it had its web set up around HDD section and front of the case. On top of that that computer was running all fine prior to me turning it off. My PC has also been running on quite high tempts when under load lately, but that's now fixed with little fan recalibration and cleanliness intervention. Did full reassembly meanwhile having this problem, thinking could've loosen some connections.
Mate suggested might've had something to do with static discharge or similar. However I am aware of static and generally am careful with it when comes to electronics. But that still stands as a possibility. Also all 4 RAM sticks seem to work fine.
CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @2.40Ghz
MOBO Asus P5B-V
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