Ram and motherboard problem

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Diablodoro

Geek Trainee
hello
when i was cleaning my pc i removed my ram when i put it back on my motherboard and started the pc
but it did not start
after start i get amd 3 beep error ( problem whit the ram )
ram is thested on other pc and its working

what to do ?
 
i try it
i put out battery for like 1h then i re inserted the ram
and it did not work ;/
if you need more info tell me
 
So your ram is PC-3200 ?or pc-2700 ? And it works in another computer? Test your ram 1 stick at a time in different slots... then try different ram in those slots.
That is an old board, maybe the ram slots burned out..
 
PC is 3200
i did all this
i tested the ram on other pc and its working
i just plug it in then i cleaned whit cotton then i put it back in is it posible to burn this easy ?
 
Oh yea! It doesn't take much ...I would try another ram, PC-2700 or PC-2100.. Test with 1 stick.. Sometimes the pc-3200 sticks don't work so good in the older PC's
I have a Older MSI board that takes all three different size of ram, But will only run on the pc-2700 ...
 
Yea! That Motherboard supports a bunch of different Memory chips.. Like these..
ASRock G PRO takes the PC1600/2100/2700 DDR SDRAM DIMMs or PC100/133 SDRAM DIMMs Memory Type.
I would use pc-2100 DDR 184 pin -266 mhz... Thats what it say to use(default) Can you read the chip you have and tell me what it says ?
 
i will read it tomorrow im at work now
i think i will bar SDR ram and try will it work
do you think its a good idia ?
 
yes i find a SDram 512 mb 133 i think if my DDR ram is broken and it cont be used i can use the SDRam slots for ram motherboard have 2 DDR and 2 SDR slots soo if the one dont work i can try the other or you think its not very good idia ?
 
Yea! I would try it.. The Pc-133 would be better than PC-100.. That is an old ball Motherboard.. But what ever works..
 
WISEKICKER: You really should Start your Own post and not hi-jack someones else post...Please start your OWN POST..
 
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