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So I recently purchased 16GB (2x8GB) of DDR3 RAM from Kingston (The Hyperx ones) to replace the 8GB (2x4GB) of RAM in my PC.

 

After I replaced them and powered on the PC it stayed in for about 7 seconds then turned off. 3 seconds later, it tried to turn on again and stopped after 7 seconds before trying to start up again.

 

I can't even enter the BIOS. I've never seen this happen before, anyone know what might be wrong?

 

Before it turns off, the LED on the Mobo showed C0.

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Clear CMOS

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Try only one stick of RAM and if that did not work, try the other stick.

Like that you can find out if the problems is any one of the sticks, both or just the combination.

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7 minutes ago, ShaunOfNintendo said:

How would I do that?

OFF your PC, pull out the plug, see the battery on your motherboard? (the one that looks like a shiny biscuit), take it out, count to 10 seconds, put it back and on your PC (after plugging back everything)

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28 minutes ago, ShaunOfNintendo said:

How would I do that?

take the battery out on your motherboard

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