Hey guys,
This problem is driving me crazy....... I was running 2 Gigs of Crucial Ballistix Ram on my Asus P5N-E SLI and everything was ok, decided to add additional 2Gigs as the prices are so low. I bought the exact same memory, my motherboard supports up to 8 Gig total so still not a problem. When I added the chips to the board I got the blue screen with the following error: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, towards bottom STOP 0x0000000A (........).
I have tested all the chips and they work fine, I have tried the new and old chips alone and everything goes smooth. As soon as I add them all together I get this error.
I have read some forums and found an answer for this for Vista, update from Microsoft, but nothing on XP. I know some say to increase the Voltage..... but in my Bios I do not see any option to increase that. Only thing I can see is Latency which I tried changing to 4x from 5x but that did not help either. According to Crucial the memory is compatible. There are some other settings for the RAM in bios but they are completely unfamiliar to me and from reading forums I have not seen anyone even mention them.
This problem is driving me crazy....... I was running 2 Gigs of Crucial Ballistix Ram on my Asus P5N-E SLI and everything was ok, decided to add additional 2Gigs as the prices are so low. I bought the exact same memory, my motherboard supports up to 8 Gig total so still not a problem. When I added the chips to the board I got the blue screen with the following error: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, towards bottom STOP 0x0000000A (........).
I have tested all the chips and they work fine, I have tried the new and old chips alone and everything goes smooth. As soon as I add them all together I get this error.
I have read some forums and found an answer for this for Vista, update from Microsoft, but nothing on XP. I know some say to increase the Voltage..... but in my Bios I do not see any option to increase that. Only thing I can see is Latency which I tried changing to 4x from 5x but that did not help either. According to Crucial the memory is compatible. There are some other settings for the RAM in bios but they are completely unfamiliar to me and from reading forums I have not seen anyone even mention them.