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Can any1 help installed new motherboard and cpu after installation am getting no signal and getting long beeps that continues
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You installed a new motherboard and CPU, and kept the original drive with the original OS?
You'll probably need to reinstall the OS. This is a typical outcome of doing what you just did.
Or, something is not connected properly.
You'll probably need to reinstall the OS. This is a typical outcome of doing what you just did.
Or, something is not connected properly.
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Motherboard is a gigabyte ga78lmt usb3 cpu amd fx 6300 it's a long beep that just stops and starts again 8gb ram 1 stick 500w psu also my psu has only 4 pin atx and motherboard is 8 av orderd a adapter
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Update found out its the ram put 4gb, in and it booted does any one no y I cnt have 8gb single stick motherboard supports up to 32gb
Valnac
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Stick might just be bad. But if you really want to check, go on to your motherboards manufacturers site and check the list of approved memory. Not always 100% accurate as many memory modules will work, but if it isn't on the approved list you might have your answer.
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Neur0nauT
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Daniel, you mentioned that you've changed the mobo and CPU, but you didn't mention the RAM being changed. If you are still using previous system RAM, are you sure that it's compatible with your new motherboard? When you tested a 4GB stick...and it worked....then this suggests that it was compatible. The 8GB stick may not be.
What are the RAM specs?
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Yh it's new ram that av tested on another pc it's 8gb 1333 seen on net something about changing votls to ram as it me need more for 8gb,any ideals
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It is not as simple as that unfortunately. As Valnac has said, you will have to check on your motherboard's website to see if the new RAM is approved for use with your motherboard. There may be specific voltages or timings that yours requires.
What is the brand & model number of your RAM? You need to be specific about this.
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Am at work at min I know the rams not the best does any know if my motherboard shud work with a 8gb stick
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Neur0nauT
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I done a quick Google search for that RAM....
According to this Ebay listing for that type of RAM. It is an HP EEC registered RAM module for use with an HP server.
If this is the case...your Gigabyte GA78LMT USB3 motherboard will not support EEC registered RAM that is specifically designed for use with servers.
You will have to buy unregistered RAM that your motherboard will support. You could use the 4gb module that is working until you can get more.
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