Installed extra ram now computer won't boot up.

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I had 2 sticks of dd4 ram installed in the computer and have installed an additional 2 in the available slots now the fan comes on and the lights in case come on but not booting and monitor says no input
 
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Eximo
1) Are these memory sticks designed to run at the same voltage?
2) Do they share speeds and timings?

CPU:
Motherboard:
Old RAM:
New RAM:

My suggestion would be to take out all the memory and try just the new ram to make sure that it works at all. If so, you likely have memory that is incompatible. At that point you can try to install the old ram, and it might have a different result. It should default to 2133 with loose timings. Then it would be a matter of manually settings timings and speeds that will work with both.
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1) Are these memory sticks designed to run at the same voltage?
2) Do they share speeds and timings?

CPU:
Motherboard:
Old RAM:
New RAM:

My suggestion would be to take out all the memory and try just the new ram to make sure that it works at all. If so, you likely have memory that is incompatible. At that point you can try to install the old ram, and it might have a different result. It should default to 2133 with loose timings. Then it would be a matter of manually settings timings and speeds that will work with both.
 
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