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HyperLamer
Posts: 300/8210 |
Count the beeps (should be 2 or 3 series with a pause between) and look it up on Google along with your board manufacturer, you should be able to find out what the problem is. If it is the RAM there's not much chance you'll be able to fix it, just take the offending stick out (and if necessary, get a new one; if that doesn't work it might be the board itself). |
Prier
Posts: 290/8392 |
Uh...you know...you keep saying DDR...and I'm gonna keep thinking that you actually own a DDR machine. Just say RAM. At least we know that you have DDR RAM but...seriously.
If it's a series of beeps...and the system isn't loading or anything like that...I'd say it's either bad or it's not hooked in properly/loose. If that's the case...get some replacement RAM. |
Book Keeper
Posts: 29/160 |
Yes it is (but I think the prob is the DDR). |
HyperLamer
Posts: 243/8210 |
Just gonna bump this so he can find it when he gets back, and ask him what the error message is. Is it just a series of beeps? |
ErkDog
Posts: 143/982 |
yeah maybe you'd like to post your poblem with like REAL: infomration so we can help you further instead of like
OMG WTF MY THING STOPPED WORKING WTF !??!?!111ONEONE |
kitty
Posts: 473/2449 |
His PC is a costume?
I am going to try to translate into English (it's obviously not his primary language):
His PC is custom built.
He obviously knows nothing about computers, using a 2.6MB bitmap image for his post background... |
neotransotaku
Posts: 333/4016 |
when does your screen not show a picture at all?
as for kind of computer...what kind of CPU do you have? Do you know who your motherboard maker is, etc. |
Book Keeper
Posts: 27/160 |
The screen isn't showing a think.
PC is a costum. |
HyperLamer
Posts: 225/8210 |
Well what does the error say? And what kind of computer do you have? |
Book Keeper
Posts: 24/160 |
Originally posted by Ailure
You mean DDR RAM? 
Well, I think you have to replace it. You can always check if it's probably connected but... 
How do you know that it is messed up BTW? Is it an error who appears when you start the computer?
Yes it is the error that appears when the computer is started.
Originally posted by HyperHacker
Clean the connectors and slots, and make sure it's not wet. Otherwise, no. Although it might not be the chip at all.
Or did you mean something related to a certain dancing game? 
No I'm not talking about the dancing game,
but couse you mention it both my pads are scrued up. |
HyperLamer
Posts: 217/8210 |
Clean the connectors and slots, and make sure it's not wet. Otherwise, no. Although it might not be the chip at all.
Or did you mean something related to a certain dancing game? |
kitty
Posts: 442/2449 |
Originally posted by Mithareio
The DDR card (Memery chip) is messed up, is there a way to fix it?
A very generic question but if you're asking what I think you are:
Hell no. |
Ailure
Posts: 755/11162 |
You mean DDR RAM?
Well, I think you have to replace it. You can always check if it's probably connected but...
How do you know that it is messed up BTW? Is it an error who appears when you start the computer? |
Book Keeper
Posts: 23/160 |
The DDR card (Memery chip) is messed up, is there a way to fix it? |
