Memory upgrade, Pc won't detect it! (tried a lot of things in this forum)

[Alas Vic]

Good morning guys, I hope you're having a great week, I have some problems, I have a pc MSI MS-A923, which according to specifications, supports the expansion to 4 GB of RAM, currently has only 1 GB of RAM, so I decided buy 2 memories of 2GB each with a 1333 bus allegedly supported by the computer,

New memory

Old Memory.

when I got home I decided to open the computer and change the old RAM for the new one, I got a surprise when I start my computer and this will not post anything even a simple beep, I tried several solutions I found both in this forum and in various Internet sites but have not managed to fix this, I found among these solutions, remove the battery to reset the memory and then turn the computer to detect my new ram, but I do not know if I applied this approach correctly.

Battery?

Mother Board

likewise, the bios has virtually nothing configurable so to speak, I can not find any place where you can edit the voltage or something Else.

Bios Advanced settings.

so after all this talk, I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me to solve this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Alas!

 

[evyosh]

i have also had the same issue like you got now. i had to change my Memory to a different Memory get it work... in my case the laptop didnt even go to the windows logo...

some new memory require high power.. i had to take my old RAM and match it up and i got it checked before i purchased the second time...

 

[Tradesman1]

If your mobo supports 4GB of DRAM and has four slots, the norm is a mx of 1GB per slot, most don't support 2GB sticks

 

[Alas Vic]

If your mobo supports 4GB of DRAM and has four slots, the norm is a mx of 1GB per slot, most don't support 2GB sticks

My mobo mobo supports 4GB of RAM and it has just 2 slots not 4.

 

[Alas Vic]

i have also had the same issue like you got now. i had to change my Memory to a different Memory get it work... in my case the laptop didnt even go to the windows logo...

some new memory require high power.. i had to take my old RAM and match it up and i got it checked before i purchased the second time...

yeah i may have to change the sticks but i still dont know!, thanks for your answer.

 

[corei7xrocks]

Have you tried an initial boot with only one stick of the new ram instead of both at the same time? Also if a single stick does not boot in slot a try a single one in slot B. If the system boots you should have no issues when you install the second stick after the first boot into windows. Sometimes works sometimes does not but worth a try. Good luck.