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that will be the RAM problem

 

remove the button battery from the mobo for 5 mins

 

then place it back

 

run again with 1 stick and swap with the other

 

 

 

if the above fails

 

most likely the RAM are fried

Will i be able to get this returned and sent out new ram from PNY( http://www.pny.com/8GB_(2x4GB)_PC3-10666_1333MHz_DDR3_Notebook_SODIMM?sku=MN8192KD3-1333 )

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I have a custom built PC (2 weeks old) and i overclocked the ram to 1800mhz 1.5V and clicked save and reboot I did and now nothing pops up on my display not even motherboard splash screen , all fans are running. I reset the cmos (unplugged the pc FIRST) and I still don't know what to do. please help -THANKS

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one thing i will do is run with one stick of RAM

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I have tried that and swapped them and still nothing

try the RAMs on another system?

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I did try to boot with out ram and the system speaker did a long lasting beep sound

that will be the RAM problem

 

remove the button battery from the mobo for 5 mins

 

then place it back

 

run again with 1 stick and swap with the other

 

 

 

if the above fails

 

most likely the RAM are fried

Budget? Uses? Currency? Location? Operating System? Peripherals? Monitor? Use PCPartPicker wherever possible. 

Quote whom you're replying to, and set option to follow your topics. Or Else we can't see your reply.

 

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that will be the RAM problem

 

remove the button battery from the mobo for 5 mins

 

then place it back

 

run again with 1 stick and swap with the other

 

 

 

if the above fails

 

most likely the RAM are fried

Will i be able to get this returned and sent out new ram from PNY( http://www.pny.com/8GB_(2x4GB)_PC3-10666_1333MHz_DDR3_Notebook_SODIMM?sku=MN8192KD3-1333 )

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Will i be able to get this returned and sent out new ram from PNY( http://www.pny.com/8GB_(2x4GB)_PC3-10666_1333MHz_DDR3_Notebook_SODIMM?sku=MN8192KD3-1333 )

those are notebook RAM

 

is you computer a laptop?

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pick the lot from these 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/memory/#Z=8192002&sort=a10

 

1333MHz is the lowest you should go

 

for the same price you can get 1600MHz and some 1866MHz for a few dollars more

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pick the lot from these 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/memory/#Z=8192002&sort=a10

 

1333MHz is the lowest you should go

 

for the same price you can get 1600MHz and some 1866MHz for a few dollars more

thansk for helping me out with this problem

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