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Ambucias
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Hi again, thanks for replying.
Have you tried another monitor to see if you get a signal ?
Have you tried another monitor to see if you get a signal ?
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Jokke
No, but like I said, it boots with no problems every time after re installing the ram but only once.
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Okay, you must now test your ram.
When you removed the ram sticks, I hope you ensured that they would no get static electricity because you might have ruined them.
First clean your ram sticks with a soft cloth. Then clean your ram slots with compressed air. (I insist, compressed air)
Try one stick at a time, see which one does not give you a display and which one gives you a display after the second time.
Good luck
When you removed the ram sticks, I hope you ensured that they would no get static electricity because you might have ruined them.
First clean your ram sticks with a soft cloth. Then clean your ram slots with compressed air. (I insist, compressed air)
Try one stick at a time, see which one does not give you a display and which one gives you a display after the second time.
Good luck
Jokke
Problem solved. The problem had nothing to do with the ram. (I find it really weird that moving it around did something).
The problem was: While playing around in Intel extreme tuning utility, I had accidentally set the cache frequency higher than the core frequency. I changed that back to normal and I've now had 3 successful boots in a row. Thanks for your help anyway :)
By the way I used anti static wrist band when I touched the ram sticks.
The problem was: While playing around in Intel extreme tuning utility, I had accidentally set the cache frequency higher than the core frequency. I changed that back to normal and I've now had 3 successful boots in a row. Thanks for your help anyway :)
By the way I used anti static wrist band when I touched the ram sticks.
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Please, explain what you mean by "post".
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Gee, you are after all a hardware wizard.
Thank you for your feedback.
Since you are a wizard, come back any time to help others, you would be most welcome in our community.
Take care and have fun
Thank you for your feedback.
Since you are a wizard, come back any time to help others, you would be most welcome in our community.
Take care and have fun
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