DP45SG: RAM not working. 3 beeps.

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bibijason

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Recently i had bought a Mobo DP45SG with KVR13N9S6/2 DDR3 2G 1333. It keep give me 3 beep everytime i install it. i tried every slot it still get the same result. Any other way can help me?
 
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Believe that's a newer (couple of years) model of Kingston DRAM and uses high density memory ICs (chips), the socket 775 mobos like yours need the older DDR3 made with low density ICs, like thos found in the NT series of value DRAM from GSkill. DRAM with low density ICs is getting real hard to find.
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Shaun o

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Bibijason,


It`s time to pull out or find the motherboard manual.

A few pointers, check in the manual to see if it states how the memory has to be populated on the memory sticks you put in the motherboard.

Some boards do not like memory if it is only populated on one side of the memory stick, and can be fussy like that Jason.
Also check to see if the memory has or supports XMP memory mode.

If it does not disable that feature in the bios if it exists for the motherboard.

Make sure the speed of the memory in the bios is set to 667Mhz that is the correct value for the speed setting as you are using double data rate memory 667Mhz x 2 = 1333Mhz.

Also the reason why you may get three beeps is due to the motherboard not auto detecting the right voltage to power the Kingston ram stick you have.

If you have any other memory sticks in the system, or have used other memory stick other than The Kingston 2Gb then you may have to reset your bios to flush out any of the voltage or memory timing settings the board would of set up.

Here is the Spec sheet on the memory stick, just in case as a reference for you for settings.
http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KVR13N9S6_2.pdf

Online Pdf manual of your motherboard, memory installation and config start at page 35 Jason.

http://downloadmirror.intel.com/15995/eng/dp45sg_productguide01_english.pdf

Hope it helps ! all the best.
 
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Hi Shaun

First of all thanks for your reply, i planning to reset to board into factory setting do you know how to do so? Because i don't have other memory ram to test it and allow me to login to bios to setting it . so now i planing to reset the cmos to factory setting

and i using qx9650 does it effect too?
 
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Believe that's a newer (couple of years) model of Kingston DRAM and uses high density memory ICs (chips), the socket 775 mobos like yours need the older DDR3 made with low density ICs, like thos found in the NT series of value DRAM from GSkill. DRAM with low density ICs is getting real hard to find.
 
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Hi Tradesman1, so you mean i need to change a other ram? cause last time the owner test it with apacer 2gb unb pc3 - 10600 it work. i'm thinking to sell this board off already if too much trouble

 
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