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Dead RAM?

Started by AdventChild45 , Dec 21 2009 11:54 PM

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Posted 21 December 2009 - 11:54 PM

SO my problem is this. I have 2 sets of ram sticks. one is 512MB x2 and one is 1GB x2 so 3GB total. Running W7 32-bit. With all 4 of the sticks installed the computer was only detecting one stick of ram, the 512. so we removed the 512 and switched the 2, 1GB sticks over to the opposite DIMM slots. only one stick was being detected so now were are wondering if somehow a BIOS setting got changed down the line somewqhere or something. Specs. . .

RAM: PC26400, not sure on the DDR2 speed or brand name
CPU: E6750 @ 2.7GHz

Any help ios appreciated