Two rams stopped working in intel d101ggc from today

There is a chance that you have faulty RAM module. If computer is stable on POST (until Windows boot-up) I would suggest to use some testing tools to test that RAM with your motherboard. There is a good program called MemTest. You can find it online if you search Hirens Boot CD. Download it, burn image to disk, put 1GB RAM into motherboard, start-up PC and boot from CD. Then you'll search for Memtest program. I would suggest to leave PC for at least 6 hours for testing to find out if it's faulty or not (better to leave for 24 hours).

i guess you did not check the compatibility of the RAMs to your MB limitations....
the only solution is to return the RAMs and get the RAMs that is supported by your MB.....

the MB (D102GGC2) can hold only a max of 533 mhz and max of 1GB each in each slot of RAM....
so if you are trying to install one 2GB card of 800 mhz IT WIILL NOT WORK....
get TWO RAM cards of 1GB each (total 2GB) of RAM.... each of 400 mhz....

hope this helps...
Reg
Suresh

to check what your MB supports, look for the details below...
http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d102ggc2/sb/CS-029352.htm


Intel® Desktop Board D102GGC2 Technical product specification Product Specification
This product specification applies only to standard D102GGC2 boards with BIOS identifier GC11020M.86A. Changes to this specification will be published in the D102GGC2 Desktop Board Specification Update before being incorporated into a revision of this document.
D102GGC2 Technical Product Specification [PDF]
File Name: D102GGC2_TechProdSpec.pdf
Size: 1,706,923 bytes
Date: April 2006

Specification Update
This document is an update to the specifications contained in the D102GGC2 Technical Product Specification. It is intended for hardware system manufacturers and software developers of applications, operating systems, or tools. It contains specification changes, errata, specification clarifications, and documentation changes.
D102GGC2 Desktop Board Specification Update [PDF]
File Name: D102GGC2_SpecUpdate03.pdf
Size: 88,102 bytes
Date: November 2006

you need atleast 2gb to run 400 ram.

Your board can not run DDR2 memory. See page 13 in your manual. Open the link provided by Intel for your MB D101GGC.
Up to 2.0 GB utilizing 512 Mb or 1 Gb technology
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng

Cheers'
Mike

u can use the 1gb ddr1 ram,if the sound is coming then may there is two problem

1.may be the ram is damage

2.your motherboard is not supporting 333mhz bus support

try to find 400mhz ram instead of 333mhz

hiya

this board is ddr so you will need ddr400 or pc3200 and a maximum capacity of 2gb so be carefull with 1 gb sticks as sometimes this causes system crashes

hope this helps

Regard Rik

check your previous memory if its dd1, ddr2 or dd3 and check also your motherboard's manual for this. be sure that you add the same specs of memory otherwise remove your previous memory.


thank you for using fixya
CHARCOIS

intel doesnt list any vista drivers for that motherboard on there site so you might run into problems with the intergraded devices such as the ethernet,audio,chipset, & any intergraded video

You might be able to use the xp drivers but if theres problems it wouldnt be supported by intel

ask for ddr1 ram of 1 gb.also take your old ram which is at present in your pc to match the locks with the new ram.
it will cost u near to 50$.
thanks.

If you are trying to run xp you are better off having at least 256 ram and even some of todays programs like office 2007 need of 1 Gig of ram. It will run on lees but very slowly. What type of computer have you?

Sean