Hey guys i need help. I cant fucking figure this out. >friend

/g/ is not your personal tech support


sounds like the ram isn't seated correctly & is improperly installed


make sure to build up some nice static electricity by rubbing the ram sticks in quick circles on the carpet

Are you matching the pair properly?
(I don't even know if that's relevant anymore)

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>>54978176
>/g/ is not your personal tech support

>>54978199
Yea i tried putting in just one stick at a time and still no results. Its really irritating me i was just playing games on it earlier this morning.

And it cant be the ram, they work on other PCs

>>54978301
Did you try swapping slots?

>>54977893
You have to make sure the RAM is compatible you retard

>>54977893
Make sure the ram is in the slot right. Line the slot up and push, you should feel it click. If it's old it will take a fair bit of pressure to get it in place.

>>54977893
Did you try installing gentoo?

>>54979522
>>54979126
Bros i know

The problem is that the motherboard wont detect the ram at all. Not even other ram.

>>54977893
What's the processor? Are you sure the RAM is the right type for the CPU?

>>54980397
Yes its the ram ive been using since ive made this pc. Theyre compatible.

Could ram swapping somehow change the rams compatsbilty?
It sounds absurd but its the only thing i can think of right now that would make sense

>>54978176
Lol yeah do this

>>54978176
I had an old laptop with a similar issue and this worked

>>54977893
hello /o/

Its an asus mobo

I made a recording of the beeps

https://youtu.be/oci69XnoPw4

Dead motherboard or dead memory controller on CPU (yes it can happen phenom ii x4 were plagued with that issue). Try clearing the CMOS

>>54980536
Try what >>54980864 said and see where that gets you.

>>54980957
I just did that right now. Still beeping.

>>54980864
Damn... Thats the cpu im using...

>>54980864
What could have done this? I was playing games this morning

>>54981024
Shit. How many RAM slots do you have? That slot may have just died somewhere in between the swap and reinstall.

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>>54981264
I tried them all.

All 4.

I dont know how to feel.
I feel a sudden loss. An emptiness. A vacuous nothingness that stemmed from the abrupt death of my motherboard. An acquaintance gone. An alliance gone. Nothing is left but the fragments of a once prosperous empire. Now nothing but a weathered rock upon the searing sands of the desert. No more light seeping through the skies. Just a gunmetal grey heaviness of torrential pain and suffering for eternity.

Fuck you Tom for bringing your computer.

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>>54981470

>>54981102
Not shutting off your power supply before unplugging your RAM

My pc is so broken I have to pull out my ram and put it back in wverytime I want to turn it on.

>>54982718
It's a security feature!

I'm always surprised when people say shit like "It was working just a few hours ago!" Yes, that's how causality works. First it works, then it breaks.

>>54982568
Damn is this true?

I do this all the time

>>54982977
Point is i didnt really do anything to break the CPU.

>>54983382
if you didn't do anything to break it it wouldn't be broken

>>54983451
Wear and tear dude