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December 17th, 2007, 03:24 PM
#11
Some BIOS will disable failed memory slots if the slot or memory is bad. Check to ensure that BIOS AND Operating system sees the correct amount of installed memory. You may still have a problem.
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December 25th, 2007, 02:03 AM
#12
Originally Posted by shifty
Well, it turns out that it is indeed the ram. Which is what the post beeps mean.
Continuous short beeps. Despite the fact that it states in the manual you do not have to use both ram slots I have now installed ram in both and it works perfect.
I suspect either a misprint or maybe even the wrong manual. Perhaps the manual covers a couple of variations on the board, but it doesnt seem to add up to me.
what TYPE of RAM ?
did you add an IDENTICAL stick into each rack ?
and beep codes generally have a double beep repeated as a RAM fault indicator
sometimes a Mo/Bo will allow you to drop in RAM that is within spec,and will accomodate it
some WILL NOT
and yes, some Mo/Bo's require PAIRED RAM to be entered
so Mo/Bo details and RAM details please
I know you added details in post #1
but they were a touch aneamic
try :
manufacturer details and part #, plus anyting else you can think of
the more the merrier
Last edited by foxyloxley; December 25th, 2007 at 02:06 AM.
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