blue screen after installing new ram
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Question from sai_31 : "blue screen after installing a new ram"
i have installed a new 4gb ram . and it is blue screen error but the ram works with another 2gb ram in 32bit os onlyand not working single and getting blu screen error . My mother board is intel dh55pj and the 4gb ram is
Kingston KVR13N9S8/4 Mémoire RAM SIMM 4 GB PC3-10600 4 and the 2gb ram is also 1333mhz and both are 1.5v and 1333mhz
i dont know what to to do
hope you will help me
Question from sai_31 : "blue screen after installing a new ram"
i have installed a new 4gb ram . and it is blue screen error but the ram works with another 2gb ram in 32bit os onlyand not working single and getting blu screen error . My mother board is intel dh55pj and the 4gb ram is
Kingston KVR13N9S8/4 Mémoire RAM SIMM 4 GB PC3-10600 4 and the 2gb ram is also 1333mhz and both are 1.5v and 1333mhz
i dont know what to to do
hope you will help me
Mousemonkey
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Update the bios to get new ram timings.
Or reset the bios if it is all ready a current version.
Then test the ram with memtest on its own boot image
Most likely the command rate is set incorrectly in bios.
Try 9-9-9-28-2
2 for the command rate
Updated bios often fix the defaults
Or reset the bios if it is all ready a current version.
Then test the ram with memtest on its own boot image
Most likely the command rate is set incorrectly in bios.
Try 9-9-9-28-2
2 for the command rate
Updated bios often fix the defaults
if you updated the BIOS you should just run memtest on its own boot image to see if the memory timings are ok.
each BIOS has different ways of setting up the memory timing and some just never tell you how they are set up and just tell you that you have to use memory from a memory compatibility list that they provide. Also, if you have two types of ram, the BIOS will set all the memory timings to one setting. You might have to set the timings to the slowest RAM module timing settings. You might try removing all the ram except the new ram, boot into bios and reset it back to defaults
save the settings, power down and install the rest of the ram and power back up. This might force all the ram to run with the slower timings. Generally, it is best to have the proper defaults in BIOS so you don't have to modify timings in the bios configuration.
each BIOS has different ways of setting up the memory timing and some just never tell you how they are set up and just tell you that you have to use memory from a memory compatibility list that they provide. Also, if you have two types of ram, the BIOS will set all the memory timings to one setting. You might have to set the timings to the slowest RAM module timing settings. You might try removing all the ram except the new ram, boot into bios and reset it back to defaults
save the settings, power down and install the rest of the ram and power back up. This might force all the ram to run with the slower timings. Generally, it is best to have the proper defaults in BIOS so you don't have to modify timings in the bios configuration.
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