Installed Ram on pc, wont boot up

>>59646284
have you tried putting back the old ram back?

>>59646300
I did mention putting back the old ram in, same result. Black screen of infinity.

>>59646284

did you make sure the bios set the voltage right on the ram?

>>59646351
Both RAM have 1.5V. So i think its the same by default. if not, how do i change the voltage?

>>59646369

should be in your OC menu in the bios, sometimes the system can fuck up and not give it the proper default voltage.

>>59646284
inb4 you staticed the motherboard to death

>>59646454
Voltage is set 1.5, and the bios recognise my RAM. Is there anything else I should do.

>>59646284
Does the bios recognize your hard drive?

>>59646523

you have them running in dual chanel right? with one ram slot in between the sticks? have you tried different slots?

>>59646666
quad-channel get

>>59646609
Sorry I'm not too used to these things, how do I know its recognizing it?

>>59646666
Yeah, I did make sure they are in dual channel. also nice quads.

Is it better to use 3 sticks or 2 so it can be dual channel?

>>59646666

deeeeeecent.

>>59646693

honestly Im out of ideas. my motherboard did that with kingston memory so I returned it and got a set of g. skill that seemed to work flawless? maybe your mobo doesnt like corsair ram?

>>59646693
If it recognizes the hard drive then it should show up in the boot order menu

Are you using an SSD?

In particular is it a Crucial SSD?

Unplug it from motherboard/power and replug.

Try the same thing if it's HDD just in case.

This sounds like a drive issue btw, maybe connector is loose or SSD cells got messed up by powering off system. Happens sometimes.

Make a bootable USB with memtest and run that to confirm if RAM is good btw.

>>59646766
Yeah it is there. Any other ideas of what I can do?

>>59646821
I dont have an SSD. A lot of people on sites are talking about having the same issues as I after putting new ram and all, but none of the solutions proposed worked on me. So I should unplug and replug HDD?

>>59646880
Yes try that and then also go into BIOS and reset everything to defaults.

You can also try a LIVE USB/CD of Linux to test, it will use RAM but not the HDD. If you can't boot it then maybe a RAM issue.

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Press the mem-ok button on your mobo and try to boot up. It will probably shutdown few times and then it informs you that it was successful at it.

I happen to have the exact same Mobo.

1 more thing.

Also if you reset BIOS before, the issue could be that you switched SATA from AHCI to IDE? Or reverse.

Mine does something similar when I reset BIOS.

Make sure your SATA mode is set properly, depending what type you are using.

>>59647015
How do i know what type i should be using?

>>59646938
what does the mem-ok button does? should i press it just once, should I hold it?

>>59646936
I'll try that in a bit, ill try other options rq before doing it.

>>59647055

You can try both and see if 1 works. AHCI is faster btw.

>>59647055
Press it once when it's booting up (or attempting to). It changes the frequencies of your rams so it can boot.

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And people wonder why we have constant tech support threads.

>>59647119
ok, i did it, then it asked me to go in bios to run setup and shit. should i just save and reset without doing any changes?

>>59647215
Yes fren

oh fuck i forgot i wasnt on wsr anymore. post this on wsr, OP

>>>/wsr/

>>59647310
okok moved the thread to WSR

>>288206

>>59647398
Failed cuz i suck at it: >>>/wsr/288206