EliteGroup V7.5A (K7SOM+ V7.5A) Motherboard "memory stick quit working" Questions

memory transfer to the highest possible for that board, but also a new developement for a new board they are working on, which would allow the ram to be used in the boards they are developing electech

problems with ga-6veml ram the system only recognize a memory of 32mb, with any other i got a beep and can no tdo anything, i checked all memories that i used and all are ok and also are compatible. ...

quit working all the lights come on but no hard drive activity no internal or external screen display check all your memory sticks, reseat them in thier slots, also reseat any addin cards (video,sound

...memory , you need PC133 SDRAM , you can have a maximum of 3 sticks with 1gb per stick as there ios 3 slots on your board. Do you know how many slots are used? 128mb might be 1x128mb or 2x64mb A quick ...

memory stick going in one way into the module. If you can't close the clips try to rotate it 180 degrees. when windows starts hit F8 key and select disable automatic start on system failure. This will

...memory problem. My motherboard is a Biostar M7NCG 400 and there were 3x sticks of 512Kb Ram in it. I removed the stick from DIMM Slot B2, Restarted the PC & it worked fine (showing 1Gb of RAM now ...

...Memory module, ('Stick') being loose, or more than one. (If more than one are used) Power is unplugged from the computer, all cables are removed from the outside, and the computer case is opened. (IF ...

...memory stick and boot listen for beep code. then try one memory and the HD Then the Video or monitor. one part at the time till you find the part causing your no boot. Thats is. First off remove any ...

...stick of 256K RAM. Also having some problems with applications not responding or just quitting in the middle of what I'm doing. ???? Get the blue screen suddenly and have to reboot as well. Boots ...

memory : stick removal + slot swops ,battery removal , screen swop , power unit swop etc. and still no joy...plus a visual check of the circuit board for damage or overheating or blown capacitors etc