Recent content by mahin101

I think I got some hints: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/windows-reboot-loop-problem-after-ram-upgrade-on-intel-dh55pj-motherboard.2586141/ and from intel community forum...

So I understand that the two RAMs are different in specifications (one has CL9, other has CL11 etc. ) , BUT why would my new RAM NOT work on its own (without the old 2GB RAM) ?

PC build : intel DH55PJ motherboard , core i3 540 (discontinued version ), ram : silicon power SP002GBL TUI133V02 DDR3 1333 (CL9) 2GB 1011SO0550(13V) Newly Bought RAM: PC3 12800U 4GB DDR3 1600 MHz 512x8 81C CL11.0 U-DIMM (1.5V) 04x9006152232 9DXXCN4E made in Taiwan Windows 10 home...

My 6 year old pc started showing problems with its power swtch. At first it was a little unresponsive ( i had to press it harder than b4.) . 2 days ago it went complete unresponsive. ....weirdly enough I then turned off and on the ups with short delay then power sw worked !!! But now it's...

Yes the colorful ports.

So I have an old TV which doesn't even have a hdmi port (only av port). The cable channels are becoming more boring day by day so I'm planning to buy a media player which : #has av port support #usb port #affordable #can view movies with srt subtitle files. #can browse at least YouTube...

really but my mobo website says upto 1333?

http://ark.intel.com/products/48955/Intel-Desktop-Board-DH55PJ My newly bought ram is 1600 mhz, but the link says my mobo can support 1333mhz.Will be all right if i downclock it to 1333mhz in bios? i dont wanna mess with my computer and want to play it safe.I also have another 1333mhz 2 gb ram...

So I bought this new transcend 4gb ddr3 1333mhz and installed it on one of my 2 slots, the other slot has the old "silicon power 2gb 1333mhz" Ram. (I also upgraded my PC to 64 bit win10 as I recently discovered that there is something called 3gb barrier in 32 bit windows) When I pressed the...

My onboard graphics is " intel HD graphics ", Should I disable it in device management and uninstall the drivers?? And by the way,,,, if I remove my graphics card and plug the monitor wire with the onboard graphics card just like when my PC was alright.. There occurs no problem!