2010-11-06, 02:04 PM
I would say it's your RAM / CPU that's malfunctioning.
You can try a few things:
- Bump up the CPU voltage in your BIOS (+10% is always safe)
- Bump up the RAM voltage in your BIOS (+10% is always safe)
- If you have multiple RAM modules, remove -ALL- and check your PC with only -ONE- in the FIRST slot (DIMM1) otherwise your PC won't boot. on the Motherboard it should say DIMM1, DIMM2, etc.
--> Retry all modules. Just test with the +10% RAM voltage, it's can't hurt them in any way.
P.S. When Switching / Removing RAM modules, make sure to disconnect your PC physically from the powernet (aka remove the powerplug)
You can try a few things:
- Bump up the CPU voltage in your BIOS (+10% is always safe)
- Bump up the RAM voltage in your BIOS (+10% is always safe)
- If you have multiple RAM modules, remove -ALL- and check your PC with only -ONE- in the FIRST slot (DIMM1) otherwise your PC won't boot. on the Motherboard it should say DIMM1, DIMM2, etc.
--> Retry all modules. Just test with the +10% RAM voltage, it's can't hurt them in any way.
P.S. When Switching / Removing RAM modules, make sure to disconnect your PC physically from the powernet (aka remove the powerplug)