- Aug 9, 2016
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I've been trying to upgrade my Windows PC from 4 gb of RAM to 8 gb.
My motherboard is an Intel DH55PJ
The RAM I'm attempting to upgrade to is:
Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb Kit DDR3-1866 UDIMM
According to Crucial's Scan utility, this should be compatible with my board, although I notice that Intel says the 1866 speed is not supported.
When I install the RAM, the computer gets to the Windows start-up screen, cuts out completely, and then restarts. It will do this continually (at least half an hour) until I power it down. If I replace the original RAM (2x Micron Technology 2048 MB (DDR3-1337) - P/N: 8JTF25664AZ-1G4D1), it boots as normal.
Solutions I've tried so far:
Both Windows 7 and Windows 10
Going into the BIOS and setting the memory settings to the 10-10-10-30 that's recommended. (I don't know what to set the Memory Multiplier to so I leave it blank.)
Can anyone offer me any help?
My motherboard is an Intel DH55PJ
The RAM I'm attempting to upgrade to is:
Crucial Ballistix Sport 8gb Kit DDR3-1866 UDIMM
According to Crucial's Scan utility, this should be compatible with my board, although I notice that Intel says the 1866 speed is not supported.
When I install the RAM, the computer gets to the Windows start-up screen, cuts out completely, and then restarts. It will do this continually (at least half an hour) until I power it down. If I replace the original RAM (2x Micron Technology 2048 MB (DDR3-1337) - P/N: 8JTF25664AZ-1G4D1), it boots as normal.
Solutions I've tried so far:
Both Windows 7 and Windows 10
Going into the BIOS and setting the memory settings to the 10-10-10-30 that's recommended. (I don't know what to set the Memory Multiplier to so I leave it blank.)
Can anyone offer me any help?
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