Ram Problem

Discussion in 'AOpen' started by Anonymous, Oct 28, 2004.

  1. Anonymous

    Anonymous Guest

    Hi

    I have the AOPEN MX3W motherboard and recently purchased a RAM upgrade. It
    is a PC100 SDRAM (64Mb's). Unfortunately my pc keeps crashing with
    bluescreens now. Often the system will not even boot up. Do I need to
    change the SDRAM timing in the system BIOS to get this RAM working? I have
    tried running with the original RAM and it works fine. Just the new chip,
    won't even start.

    Thanks
     
    Anonymous, Oct 28, 2004
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  2. Anonymous

    c Guest

    "Anonymous" <> wrote in message
    news:fCZfd.8711$...
    > Hi
    >
    > I have the AOPEN MX3W motherboard and recently purchased a RAM upgrade.
    It
    > is a PC100 SDRAM (64Mb's). Unfortunately my pc keeps crashing with
    > bluescreens now. Often the system will not even boot up. Do I need to
    > change the SDRAM timing in the system BIOS to get this RAM working? I
    have
    > tried running with the original RAM and it works fine. Just the new chip,
    > won't even start.
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    >

    Make sure the RAM isn't high density. This type of RAM seldom works with the
    older boards. You can usually check the manufacturer site for info.

    Chris
     
    c, Oct 28, 2004
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