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derrick256   07-28-2009 at 03:54:46 PM

i bought a new card same model as my old one.
i slot into dimmslot2 n tried to boot with 2 slots filled,it appears to be running but the tower indicator light did not light up like normally with only the old card . the monitor appears in standby-mode.

once i took out the new card, i tried to boot and works.

issit a problem with the card or MB ? :na:

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r_manic   07-29-2009 at 09:34:10 AM

It's probably a problem with the mobo. Are you able to check the new card on another computer's motherboard, just to be sure there's nothing wrong with it?

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gamemaniac   07-29-2009 at 11:19:25 AM

Sometimes there are issues with compatibility of the electronic components. Make sure that you have selected the right RAM with the right configuration. There could be some problem with the RAM in itself and if that is the case then you need to call a vendor.

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derrick256   07-29-2009 at 01:33:47 PM

r_manic wrote :

It's probably a problem with the mobo. Are you able to check the new card on another computer's motherboard, just to be sure there's nothing wrong with it?



i only have 1 computer thus not able to test out, but i plug in the audio output and heard long beeps like 15 secs once with the new card in slot 1 and old card in slot 2

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derrick256   07-29-2009 at 01:35:47 PM

gamemaniac wrote :

Sometimes there are issues with compatibility of the electronic components. Make sure that you have selected the right RAM with the right configuration. There could be some problem with the RAM in itself and if that is the case then you need to call a vendor.

Regards,
Ztronics



i googled and sure that the 2 cards are identical , the cards showed same part number as well .

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