Question I have a problem on installing RAM ?

[clientre_marc]

My specs are:
cpu: i3-4160
motherboard: MSI H81M-P33
gpu: Nvidia Geforce GT 630(planning to change swap it with an RX 580)
psu: 750 watts
The ram is called kingston hyper x fury 8gb ddr3 1600mhz. The part number is HX316C10F/8.

I got my pc prebuilt and I really want to upgrade it to play some of the popular modern games. My motherboard comes in with a single ram 4gb and it was from transcend. I want to upgrade my ram to 16gb so I bought a ram kit. I switched up the old ram and installed the new ones. As I tried opening it my monitor only says "No Signal" which means is that its not connecting, I tried only installing 1 of the two new rams and it worked. Why does that? The ram works fine, I tried it both.

(sorry for my bad english)

Edit: Also found out that I have two bent pins on the socket, I hope that isn't the cause.

 

[zinkles]

Edit: Also found out that I have two bent pins on the socket, I hope that isn't the cause.

that certainly could be the case. bent pins could cause RAM issues.
try bending it back extremely carefully, if you can, or go to someone who can do it for you.

 

[jonny0808]

My specs are:
cpu: i3-4160
motherboard: MSI H81M-P33
gpu: Nvidia Geforce GT 630(planning to change swap it with an RX 580)
psu: 750 watts
The ram is called kingston hyper x fury 8gb ddr3 1600mhz. The part number is HX316C10F/8.

I got my pc prebuilt and I really want to upgrade it to play some of the popular modern games. My motherboard comes in with a single ram 4gb and it was from transcend. I want to upgrade my ram to 16gb so I bought a ram kit. I switched up the old ram and installed the new ones. As I tried opening it my monitor only says "No Signal" which means is that its not connecting, I tried only installing 1 of the two new rams and it worked. Why does that? The ram works fine, I tried it both.

(sorry for my bad english)

Edit: Also found out that I have two bent pins on the socket, I hope that isn't the case.

try install them in slots 1 and 3 or 2 and 4 from left 2 right when your looking at cpu and pcie down side, today in our modern motherboards 1 kit install is in 2 and 4 slots.

 

[clientre_marc]

that certainly could be the case. bent pins could cause RAM issues.
try bending it back extremely carefully, if you can, or go to someone who can do it for you.

Thanks! I'll go try to find someone because those pins are too tiny for my hands

 

[jonny0808]

Thanks! I'll go try to find someone because those pins are too tiny for my hands

your wellcome!