Problem with my new Ram

Touk97

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Nov 2, 2013
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Hello everyone!
So my pc has the following characteristics:

OS: Windows 7 64-bit
MOTHERBOARD: asus PH755 - m le
CPU:Intel core i3 560 @3.33Ghz
RAM:Kingston DDR3 - 1066Mhz 2Gb (New RAM: Transcend DDR3 - 1333Mhz 4gb)
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 650

Well, I wanted to add some more RAM and i bought that transcend which i mentioned to add it and have a total of 6gb ram. When I placed them both (i have to slots only) my pc was crushing at the start when the model of the motherboard was displayed. Then i placed only my new one and then it started loading the windows but when it was about to form the windows flag (windows 7 loading) the pc was crushing and a blue screen with white words was appearing.
So i tried the following solutions according to things i heard and read with no effect:

- I upgraded the BIOS drivers for the motherboard.
- Replaced my new ram with another of the same model from the place i bought it ( beacuse they said me that the ram was faulty but the same problem appeared again ).
- I changed from 32-bit to 64-bit OS (Beacuse i read that a 32-bit OS can only run with a maximum of 3GB RAM. However i face the same problem).
- Lastly i gave my new RAM to a friend and it works great.

So i am trying to fix this problem for months now beacuse the guys at the shop want a big amount of money and i cannot afford this!
This thing has driven me mad and i would really appreciate it if someone could find a solution for me!

Thank you!

P.S. Sorry for that big explanation and any bad english expressions or words(I am 16 years old greek guy).
 

Did you make a clear CMOS as I said to you ?( changing jumper besides battery to 2-3 position for a while without AC power conected to PC, then taking back to 1-2 normal position)

so you can enter bios setup to set RAM conf to manual mode ,so you can set 1333mhz speed , and timings (for instance 9.9.9.24, it depends on memory label ) manualy.
you used to have a 1066mhz speed ram, and now you want to use a 1333mhz, some times bios gets configurations issues when changing RAMs




 
Thank you for helpnig me... well i didnt have enough time today but i will try to find all these things tommorow. As for the speeds i changed from auto to 1066 and then to 1333 but nothing...i dont know if that was what u meant dor the speeds...tommorow i will search for the cmos clear. I am not that familiar with BIOS u see...i have started learning to use it since i have bought my new ram.