How do i check if my over clocking is working

Layback Bear said:

Good job on installing your legal copy of Windows 7.

Now lets understand your problem with out the confusion of the operating system.

1. Is your system specs correct in (My System Specs)?

2. Have you read the motherboard manual? (Very important) It's critical that the ram is only installed as per the motherboard manual.

3. Exactly what Kingston ram are you using and how many modules. (Sticks)

4. Set your bios to Default (no over clock) until the system is working properly.

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**Now as exact and short as you can please state your exact problem again.**

We are starting from scratch.
You are are eyes and ears to your system.
So please answer all questions as precisely as you can.

I have never used a MSI motherboard so I somewhat limited on the bios but we do have members that do use MSI.

specs are correct
2 yes i have according to the manual if u have 2 sticks of ram it is suppose to go in dimm slots 2 and 4 but that obviously did not work for me i ended up putting it in 1 and 2 thinking it was a miss print guess its just my dimm slots 3 and 4 are faulty
3 here is a link http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but i can garantie u it is not a issue with the ram as all of the ram works in slot 1 and 2
4 i only oc when i am trying to run a demanding game meaning i would never just start up my pc on oc for no reason and has hardly been oc also it has the issue with the dimm slots 3 and 4 before i even oc so i am almost cretin at this point i have just revived a faulty mob i did not relies it and thought will the ram works when its in slot 1 and 2

Layback Bear said:

I look up your motherboard manual and it also states slots 2 and 4.






Let have a look at some things

CPU-Z under memory and then under spd

hear are snaps proving they are in 1 and 2 .3 and 4 come up empty as i have nothing in them so my computer works if i get a new mob will it be ok to take out my cpu and use it in the new moab

Layback Bear said:

Just what I thought. Channel is single with your ram in slots 1 & 2. You have a dual channel motherboard.

If your system will boot with the ram in slots 2 & 4 I would like to see a picture of CPU-Z Memory.

A picture of Resource Monitor Memory.

it will boot but my monitor just says no cable detected so i can see or do anything if i put any ram in slot 3 or 4

Layback Bear said:

The ram in slots 2 and 4 NOT in 3 and 4.

I know what u mean but what i am saying is if i put any ram in slot 3 or 4 it will not boot it will say no cable detected meaning if i put ram in 2 and leave 4 out it would boot no prob but if i put 4 in it will not boot

Layback Bear said:

The ram in slots 2 and 4 NOT in 3 and 4.

just did as u said put it in 2 and 4 got the no signal msg then i took out 4 and it booted i have got in contact with msi to see if they can fix it had if so if it would be free or how much it would cost