PC won't boot after replacing ram

[NoobieAtPC]

So my ram was giving me the BSOD, so I got an replacement and now my pc won't boot. However, sometimes it boots and it said that my windows had an error. But now it won't even show me that screen. Now all I get is a black screen. What did I do wrong?

[WAR Corporation]

Which RAM did you had before (and which one do you have at the moment)?

 

Also system specs?

[NoobieAtPC]

1 minute ago, WAR Corporation said:

Which RAM did you had before (and which one do you have at the moment)?

 

Also system specs?

I had the Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000mhz before and I have the same one now. 

Specs: Ryzen 1600

Asus B350 plus motherboard 

EVGA 650w gold psu 

Nzxt s360 case

Seagate 2TB

Sandisk 240GB SSD

 

[WAR Corporation]

4 minutes ago, NoobieAtPC said:

I had the Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000mhz before and I have the same one now. 

Specs: Ryzen 1600

Asus B350 plus motherboard 

EVGA 650w gold psu 

Nzxt s360 case

Seagate 2TB

Sandisk 240GB SSD

If it has multiple sticks of RAM (like 2x4GB or 4x4GB... etc) try using only one RAM Stick. If the problem presists, try using the same stick in a different slot and/or try using a different stick of memory. If you're still facing this issue, please post here.

[NoobieAtPC]

8 minutes ago, WAR Corporation said:

If it has multiple sticks of RAM (like 2x4GB or 4x4GB... etc) try using only one RAM Stick. If the problem presists, try using the same stick in a different slot and/or try using a different stick of memory. If you're still facing this issue, please post here.

So I took one ram stick out and it launched! However do I put the other ram back or no?

[WAR Corporation]

Just now, NoobieAtPC said:

So I took one ram stick out and it launched! However do I put the other ram back or no?

Since you're swapping out memory atm, I would just take the stick of memory that you used atm and try to use the other stick of memory in the SAME slot you used. Post the results

[NoobieAtPC]

4 minutes ago, WAR Corporation said:

Since you're swapping out memory atm, I would just take the stick of memory that you used atm and try to use the other stick of memory in the SAME slot you used. Post the results

Now it doesn't boot.

[WAR Corporation]

Just now, NoobieAtPC said:

Now it doesn't boot.

Problem solved. Most likely you have a faulty stick of memory. I would RMA it

[NoobieAtPC]

Just now, WAR Corporation said:

Problem solved. Most likely you have a faulty stick of memory. I would RMA it

I already RMA though so is it my mobo?

[WAR Corporation]

Just now, NoobieAtPC said:

I already RMA though so is it my mobo?

nonono... Since one stick of memory out of two works in the same slot, it's your RAM that is faulty.

 

The motherboard slot has no problem what so ever. It's the RAM that's faulty.

[NoobieAtPC]

1 minute ago, WAR Corporation said:

nonono... Since one stick of memory out of two works in the same slot, it's your RAM that is faulty.

 

The motherboard slot has no problem what so ever. It's the RAM that's faulty.

I have already RMA the product, how come I got another set of faulty ram?

[WAR Corporation]

Just now, NoobieAtPC said:

I have already RMA the product, how come I got another set of faulty ram?

Well Idk, sometimes is just bad luck  Hopefully you'll have better luck in your next RAM purchase!

[NoobieAtPC]

2 minutes ago, WAR Corporation said:

Well Idk, sometimes is just bad luck  Hopefully you'll have better luck in your next RAM purchase!

Yeah should I put the ram in another slot to test if it's my mobo?

[WAR Corporation]

4 minutes ago, NoobieAtPC said:

Yeah should I put the ram in another slot to test if it's my mobo?

You could, but I'm 95% sure it's your RAM.

[NoobieAtPC]

2 minutes ago, WAR Corporation said:

You could, but I'm 95% sure it's your RAM.

Okay thanks for your help!!

[NoobieAtPC]

23 hours ago, WAR Corporation said:

You could, but I'm 95% sure it's your RAM.

So I ordered some new ram but I'm scared that when I get it it'll be faulty again. 

[WAR Corporation]

5 hours ago, NoobieAtPC said:

So I ordered some new ram but I'm scared that when I get it it'll be faulty again. 

Hopefully, the RAM you ordered isn't faulty!