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I already have downloaded the scanner and i only need 4 gig max and there are about six options so at the end of May i will order direct from them,should i be thinking of getting a new mobo ?
computer wont load windows on boot up
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New #102
I would think with the age of your system, I would be thinking of a new system. Update the mobo, Ram and CPU. The newer systems will use the newer DDR3 ram. You would be quite pleased with some of the newer technology and it's capabilities. I would be thinking of that rather than upgrading an older system. You would be surprised at the performance increases.
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New #103
ok i will and thank you
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New #105
Just one more thing b4 I mark this thread as solved it did occur to me overnight that maybe i also had a ram channel problem as I placed the 2 remaining sticks of good ram in A2 and B1 but i removed all the sticks and the pc loads up with 1 gig in A1 so now i have proved that my mobo is fine.
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New #106
Roger, put both sticks in the other 2 slots and run memtest for 8 passes. Then you can say your mobo is OK. Again, just because your computer boots does not mean either that the ram is OK or the slots are OK. Plus the sticks should be in the 2 slots of the same color.
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New #107
ok I will do that now
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Posts : 21,004 Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10New #108
AS essenbe says ate I think it might be just as well to start making a few plans for a new build all the same. In a way it is a bit like a car you find odd things going wrong and then find the major problems setting in and frankly by that stage you are usually racing around trying to get something going.
I usually plan for a new build saving the stuff in a document or as it happens a wish list in my case with my supplier. For example I have two lots of specs for two I am doing soon and all you need to do is post them and ask again as essenbe says we are here ready to help out.
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