I am want ram pins detals - ASUS P5PE-VM Motherboard

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The beep you hear is a BIOS Beep Code.
One long continuous beep indicates DRAM error.

Ram Memory problem.

Have you upgraded, or changed any Ram Memory module/s, lately?
(Ram memory module = ram memory 'stick')

No? Just happened out of the blue?
Computer unplugged from power, computer case open, FOLLOW Anti-Static Precautions.

Remove all ram memory modules from their slots.
Clean the gold plated contact pins on the bottom.

(Basic example of a DDR Sdram ram memory module.
It has 184 gold plated contact pins on the bottom. 92 on each side.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Generic_DDR_Memory_%28Xytram%29.jpg

If you are using DDR2 Sdram, it has 240 gold plated contact pins on the bottom. 120 on each side.
The above example is just to show you the gold plated contact pins )

Handle the ram memory module by the BODY. The body is everywhere on the ram memory module, except the gold plated contact pins on the bottom.
The body is coated with a see-through protective plastic.
Refrain from touching the gold plated contact pins.

Use a pencil eraser to clean the contact pins. BOTH sides.
Rub the eraser up, and down on each contact pin. Doesn't take much to clean them.

Use air to remove the eraser dust. You can use a can of compressed air for computers, if available, or air pressure from your mouth will be sufficient.

If the can of air is available, use it on the ram memory slots, also.
Reinstall all ram memory modules. Make SURE they are well seated in their slots. The Locking 'ears' on the sides of the slot, will be engaged with the Side Notches, on the sides of the ram memory module.

[Note*
The Locks on the sides of the ram memory slot, do not FULLY engage all the way into the Side Notches, of the ram memory module. When the Locks are fully engaged, you will hear a click, as they go in ]

Perform this procedure, then post back in a Comment as to your findings.

Regards,
joecoolvette

DDR1 RAM: Has 180 pins, typically a double sided memory module. DDR2 RAM: Has 240 pins, only fits one way opposed to DDR3 RAM. DDR3 RAM: Has 240 pins, voltage is 1.6V and only fits one way.

The RAM modules may not be compatible with each other.
Try using the same make RAM modules.
Try Installing the 1Gb RAM module without the 256Mb RAM module.

if you can see the reset button press it with a piece of wire located somewhwew around that area look for a small hole? reset look in manual?

Yes, you will have to purchase the correct RAM modules.

Your 184 pin RAM is DDR. Here is a picture.

If you count the small copper contacts at the bottom on this side, there are 92. There are also 92 on the other side. (Total of 184) These are the "pins".

Go to www.crucial.com and run their scan program. It is safe. It will scan your system and then tell you how much RAM you have, how much your computer will hold, and what kind of RAM you need.

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yes it will as long as you keep the speeds the same and the pin count on the ram the same

Call manufacturer service/parts department for part numbers and ordering instructions

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