290w enough?

Spotty · June 3, 2018

6 minutes ago, GeneralOxxy said:

So i can just put the second ram stick and it will automatically put the first ram stick to 1333?

If the motherboard has 4 memory slots, then the RAM should be in alternating slots (they're typically matching colours).
If it only has 2 memory slots then just stick it straight in and make sure it clicks and locks in to place as you push it in and you're good to go.

GeneralOxxy · June 3, 2018

Just now, Spotty said:

If the motherboard has 4 memory slots, then the RAM should be in alternating slots (they're typically matching colours).
If it only has 2 memory slots then just stick it straight in and make sure it clicks and locks in to place as you push it in and you're good to go.

It only has 2 slots and the first slot is used by the 4gb so i just put it in the 2nd slot?

Spotty · June 3, 2018

Just now, GeneralOxxy said:

It only has 2 slots and the first slot is used by the 4gb so i just put it in the 2nd slot?

Yep.

Shut system down. Take the side panel off. Turn off PSU at the back of the unit and unplug the cord. Press the power button on the case again (the system will turn on for a second and you will see the fans start to spin up and then stop as there will be a little bit of power still in the capacitors of the PSU - this will drain it). The system will now be off. Insert the memory module in to the available slot. It should click in and lock in to place as you push it in.
Put the case side panel back on, plug the power cable back in to the PSU, flip the switch back on at the back of the PSU on, and turn the computer on.
Done.

GeneralOxxy · June 3, 2018

Just now, Spotty said:

Yep.

Shut system down. Take the side panel off. Turn off PSU at the back of the unit and unplug the cord. Press the power button on the case again (the system will turn on for a second and you will see the fans start to spin up and then stop as there will be a little bit of power still in the capacitors of the PSU - this will drain it). The system will now be off. Insert the memory module in to the available slot. It should click in and lock in to place as you push it in.
Put the case side panel back on, plug the power cable back in to the PSU, flip the switch back on at the back of the PSU on, and turn the computer on.
Done.

Thanks man you helped me alot!