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Jason
January 6th 04, 08:55 PM
I just installed a 512 meg ram piece and my computer has
since gone haywire. THe games I play load up then cause
the computer to reboot. I have 768 megs total. Any help
would be appreciated. THanks.
Steve C. Ray
January 6th 04, 08:55 PM
Try the 512 stick by its self. Many times mixing memory won't work properly.
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Steve C. Ray
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"Jason" > wrote in message
...
> I just installed a 512 meg ram piece and my computer has
> since gone haywire. THe games I play load up then cause
> the computer to reboot. I have 768 megs total. Any help
> would be appreciated. THanks.
Peter
January 6th 04, 08:56 PM
Xref: kermit microsoft.public.windowsxp.general:891185
right click My Computer and see if all the RAM is recognized on that page..
I had a mismatched memory stick problem and just swapped the stick for
another brand and , as the man said, (Steve) that will probably solve your
problem......
"Jason" > wrote in message
...
> I just installed a 512 meg ram piece and my computer has
> since gone haywire. THe games I play load up then cause
> the computer to reboot. I have 768 megs total. Any help
> would be appreciated. THanks.
Jim Macklin
January 6th 04, 08:56 PM
Also, some mobo require RAM to be in certain slots, often
the largest RAM must be in the first slot.
"Peter" > wrote in message
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| right click My Computer and see if all the RAM is
recognized on that page..
| I had a mismatched memory stick problem and just swapped
the stick for
| another brand and , as the man said, (Steve) that will
probably solve your
| problem......
| "Jason" > wrote in message
| ...
| > I just installed a 512 meg ram piece and my computer has
| > since gone haywire. THe games I play load up then cause
| > the computer to reboot. I have 768 megs total. Any
help
| > would be appreciated. THanks.
|
|
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