Hello, I am having some small problems with my RAM. When I built my computer, it displayed and used the 4
gigabytes of RAM I installed. After about half a year (built in in January), I decided I wanted to upgrade. I
bought another pair of GB cards (GB X GB). My motherboard has a capacity of GB, and it has 4 slots. I installed
them, easily, and when turned my PC on, my monitor didn't respond. That seemed to happen when my RAM
wasn't working correctly. After a while of troubleshooting my most reasonable answer to the problem would
be a faulty RAM slot. I tried both the pairs of Ram together and separately. I tried the pairs in different slots, too. After that trial, I happened to get my PC working again by putting one card in the first slot, and one in the fourth slot. A couple weeks ago, I checked my system properties and it displayed on GB even though I had 4 installed. I tried switching them with my other pair and same thing happened. I tried toignore it, but my PC runs significantly slower. Please help. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Daniel
gigabytes of RAM I installed. After about half a year (built in in January), I decided I wanted to upgrade. I
bought another pair of GB cards (GB X GB). My motherboard has a capacity of GB, and it has 4 slots. I installed
them, easily, and when turned my PC on, my monitor didn't respond. That seemed to happen when my RAM
wasn't working correctly. After a while of troubleshooting my most reasonable answer to the problem would
be a faulty RAM slot. I tried both the pairs of Ram together and separately. I tried the pairs in different slots, too. After that trial, I happened to get my PC working again by putting one card in the first slot, and one in the fourth slot. A couple weeks ago, I checked my system properties and it displayed on GB even though I had 4 installed. I tried switching them with my other pair and same thing happened. I tried toignore it, but my PC runs significantly slower. Please help. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Daniel