PC BOOTUP RAM ISSUE

[beaudagoat123]

Hello, I have an issue with my ram. I went on a trip for 3 days and came back home to my pc not booting up. (my PC was working perfectly fine before hand) I did some research and decided to swap around ram and removed a ram stick and now my pc is able to turn on. Was just wondering why my ram has just suddenly stopped working when i havent touched my pc for 3 days. NEED HELP ASAP PLZ

[Sabber]

2 minutes ago, beaudagoat123 said:

Hello, I have an issue with my ram. I went on a trip for 3 days and came back home to my pc not booting up. (my PC was working perfectly fine before hand) I did some research and decided to swap around ram and removed a ram stick and now my pc is able to turn on. Was just wondering why my ram has just suddenly stopped working when i havent touched my pc for 3 days. NEED HELP ASAP PLZ

What is the brand and specs of you RAM and motherboard you have, also did you try reinstalling the removed RAM reseating it could fix the issue

[beaudagoat123]

5 minutes ago, Sabber said:

What is the brand and specs of you RAM and motherboard you have, also did you try reinstalling the removed RAM reseating it could fix the issue

My ram is CMK16GX4M2E3200C16 and i have 2 sticks of 8gb each. My motherboard is unknown as its a prebuilt pc

[Robchil]

5 hours ago, beaudagoat123 said:

My ram is CMK16GX4M2E3200C16 and i have 2 sticks of 8gb each. My motherboard is unknown as its a prebuilt pc

prebuild from who? is it a model type on it? 

 

ram could just go bad but most likely not.. you where gone for 3 days.. where do you live? was it any thunderstorms close to where the pc is located? 

 

[Sabber]

8 hours ago, beaudagoat123 said:

My ram is CMK16GX4M2E3200C16 and i have 2 sticks of 8gb each. My motherboard is unknown as its a prebuilt pc

Okay I guess the SKU number works, Corsiar Vengance is a reputable brand. If you can't figure out the motherboard brand you can do so through software like HWiNFO (choose installer, local U.S.). Knowing the motherboard brand and model would help figure out if it's a common issue with the motherboard, if not then your RAM probably just went bust and you need to replace it.