Motherboard P8P67 LE
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hello people
ive build a new and ive got a P8P67Le with a I5 2500k 3.30GHz
ive installed 2GB ram which is
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/2gb-corsair-ddr3-xms3-pc...(1333)-non-eccunbuffered-cl-9-9-9-24-150v
and i bought another stick of the same ram i installed it and it would not boot on the motherboard the MEM led was on RED akk time i tryed them in different slots ive tryed everything like take battery out and do the jump swtich n put it back
do you think the motherboard is f**Ked
or
do you think the RAM is f**ked
if someone would advise me what to do il will be very very greatful
thanks![:)]( ":)")
ive build a new and ive got a P8P67Le with a I5 2500k 3.30GHz
ive installed 2GB ram which is
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/2gb-corsair-ddr3-xms3-pc...(1333)-non-eccunbuffered-cl-9-9-9-24-150v
and i bought another stick of the same ram i installed it and it would not boot on the motherboard the MEM led was on RED akk time i tryed them in different slots ive tryed everything like take battery out and do the jump swtich n put it back
do you think the motherboard is f**Ked
or
do you think the RAM is f**ked
if someone would advise me what to do il will be very very greatful
thanks
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1) Contact Corsair support with your particulars.
2) Try running memtest86+ to verify that each individual stick is good. You need the latest memtest beta to be able to run on a sandy bridge system; the old versions will fail.
3) You need to install the sticks in either the blue pair or black pair of slots.
4) Ram is sold in kits for a reason. There is no guarantee that the same part number is constructed of the same technology and will work together. This is a rare but possible situation. Corsair should be able to tell.
5) I think your mobo is OK.
2) Try running memtest86+ to verify that each individual stick is good. You need the latest memtest beta to be able to run on a sandy bridge system; the old versions will fail.
3) You need to install the sticks in either the blue pair or black pair of slots.
4) Ram is sold in kits for a reason. There is no guarantee that the same part number is constructed of the same technology and will work together. This is a rare but possible situation. Corsair should be able to tell.
5) I think your mobo is OK.
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