Help my RAM

[ElectroBrocoli]

Hi, i was about to change my ram, but it didn't end up well. after i replace my old ram with the new one, my bios didn't show up which mean no bootup. after i change it to my old ram, it booted up. what kind of problem do i have and what can i do with my new ram (old ram : samsung 2gb ddr3, new ram : v-gen rescue 4gb ddr3)

[Skiiwee29]

how long did you let it boot for? Often times the systems will cycle 3-5 times when new memory is installed to train itself and learn its timings, which can sometimes take a minute or 2 or possibly longer. 

[ElectroBrocoli]

2 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

how long did you let it boot for? Often times the systems will cycle 3-5 times when new memory is installed to train itself and learn its timings, which can sometimes take a minute or 2 or possibly longer. 

for the new RAM i already do about 4 boot attempt, and left it about 10 seconds and then i swap it back to the old RAM. did i need longer time on new RAM attempt ?

[Skiiwee29]

5 minutes ago, ElectroBrocoli said:

for the new RAM i already do about 4 boot attempt, and left it about 10 seconds and then i swap it back to the old RAM. did i need longer time on new RAM attempt ?

GIve it a good 10 minutes. If you're board has a Qcode readout you can monitor it and when it stops cycling you will know if it posts or not after that. 

[ElectroBrocoli]

31 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

GIve it a good 10 minutes. If you're board has a Qcode readout you can monitor it and when it stops cycling you will know if it posts or not after that. 

the problem is my motherboard doesn't have any POST code monitor, and also those buzzer (lord g4x 775 ich7 8712)

[ElectroBrocoli]

On 1/2/2021 at 9:11 PM, Skiiwee29 said:

GIve it a good 10 minutes. If you're board has a Qcode readout you can monitor it and when it stops cycling you will know if it posts or not after that. 

i tried 3 attempt with about 10 minutes on time, and it still didn't work. i didn't see any POST or display

[michalj82]

Remove battery from motherboard for about 10 minutes and then put it back and try to turn on your PC.
You'll need to set your BIOS settings again after you'll do this.

[ElectroBrocoli]

1 hour ago, michalj82 said:

Remove battery from motherboard for about 10 minutes and then put it back and try to turn on your PC.
You'll need to set your BIOS settings again after you'll do this.

i already tried to reset my CMOS couple of times, and it still didn't work

[michalj82]

In which slots you've installed RAM sticks?

[ElectroBrocoli]

37 minutes ago, michalj82 said:

In which slots you've installed RAM sticks?

i have 2 slots of RAM, and i always use the first slot, i already tried on the second slot and it still didn't work. also my system can only handle single channel

[michalj82]

If your PC works on old RAM then just RMA new RAM if there's warranty because it seems that new RAM is faulty.

[ElectroBrocoli]

1 hour ago, michalj82 said:

If your PC works on old RAM then just RMA new RAM if there's warranty because it seems that new RAM is faulty.

okay