Recent content by GL9106

You can just put PC components inside an Xbox case but there aren't that much room and the IO shield for the mobo won't fit anyways.

I'll try updating the Bios

H110i plus/CSM and HX421C14FBK2 is the ram model number.

I think the motherboard might be defective, try checking the RAM slots and underneath it.

I bought the HyperX Fury (2x8) RAM and my PC won't boot after installing it but it works when I put the old one back on, my PC can handle 32 RAM max and it uses DDR4. I snapped the RAM in correctly(clipped on both sides) and the RAM's are identical. Could it be defective or is it something else...

It supports DDR4 and 2133 MHZ and I bought it as a kit so I'm fine.

So as long as the dual channel RAM's are identical and it is compatible with mobo the shouldn't be problems?

Is there a way to check this on BIOS?

Does this also happen on desktops?

How do I know if it is whitelisted (limited to certain to certain components on BIOS)?

Will it cause incompatibilities?

So no BIOS update required and RAM's aren't exclusive to certain boards? The only thing I should worry about is the RAM type(DDR4) and the frequencies which is limited by mobo?

I'm using DDR4 2133MHz and if I get the same type do I have to update BIOS for the RAM upgrade?

Having the wrong type of RAM can also fry a board, right?

It's more of a scenario such as frying components with the RAM's.