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Created 25th January 2012 @ 18:46
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I checked my controll panel in windows. it said “installed RAM:4gb (you can only use 2gb)
then i was like wtf… so i tried to change place for my RAMs (got 2x4gb) A red light near the RAM was lit when i started my comp, so i changed them back to normal possision again. Then i started my comp again, now my screen says “no signal” WTF! Help <3
Blow out dust.
It says no signal because the RAM isn’t fully inserted in the memory bank.
Quoted from Le meme arrows
It says no signal because the RAM isn’t fully inserted in the memory bank.
+1
you broke it
Quoted from Le meme arrows
It says no signal because the RAM isn’t fully inserted in the memory bank.
Yeah, figured it out, but now back to re problem… Its still says that i only got 2gb ram… still i got 8gb (fully inserted)
Quoted from KrullkrigareN^
you broke it
Help me now :) har 8gb inkopplat, rätt… fast det står att jag bara har 2 gb i kontrollpanelen.
Quoted from Mark
You need a 64 bit processor.
How can i see that i have a 64bits pross?
Post more info about your PC dude. It could be anything from using 32-bit OS to bent pins if you’re using Intel CPU.
Quoted from Le meme arrows
Post more info about your PC dude. It could be anything from using 32-bit OS to bent pins if you’re using Intel CPU.
im using 64bit. intel i7
Quoted from Mark
You need a 64 bit processor.
More precisely he needs a 64 bit OS, but still even a 32 bit OS should enable at least 3GB of RAM.
Suggests other problems, but to check press [windows key] + [break/pause] this brings up the system information. Then its what it says next to system type will either be 32 bit or 64 bit
edit: Thanks for destroying my post with escaping. gg
Last edited by FireStorm,
http://www.google.se/search?q=memtest
Last edited by Spike Himself,
keep in mind your graphics card well swallow a bit of RAM aswell :D
Well since you have an i7 I would say tha pins on your mobo are probably bent.
There were some people with similar issues. for example here http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/267749-12-windows-usable
GL finding and repairing them if it’s true.
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