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Bad RAM?
Name: AlucardFarenheits Date: June 12, 2003 at 02:12:57 Pacific OS: Windows 98 CPU/Ram: 2200XP 512pc2100
Comment:
I recently got a K75SA Pro mobo to build a cheap comp with and after getting proc installed, I put ram in as usual, booted up, and got nothing on my monitor. So I assumed it was either the mobo or the ram, so i tried some sdram (because mobo supports both sdram and ddram) which caused it to boot correctly. Question is, is it for sure that the ddram I bought is defective, or can it be that the actual ddr slots on the mobo are defective? I am just wondering as I am replacing the RAM tommorow and want opinions.
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