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If none of the sticks pass Memtest, you either have a lot of faulty sticks (unlikely), compatibility issues, or a bad board. If you test each stick individually and they all pass Memtest, start testing them in pairs. Repeat until you've tested every stick in this manner, if you find a faulty stick place it to one side and keep it separate so you don't get them mixed up.

Once it's done say 3 or 5 passes, remove that stick, place it to one side as working, and try another.

Use one stick of RAM at a time, enter the BIOS, reset it to defaults, then boot to Memtest86+ and test it. My advice is that you need to start from the beginning with this. Welcome to Computer Hope, sounds like quite a frustrating issue you have here. Thanks for the time spent reading the text above! I've been fighting with this for already a week and half, and no one can, neither help, nor give possible solutions to make this MoBo work again, and any help I get to put this computer back online is appreciated! What are the configurations which I should put in the chipset page & CPU page to make these RAM modules works perfectly? What am I missing in the BIOS configuration? TwinMos M2G9O16A-TT, 1GB, CL 2.5, DDR 400(Written in the RAM module).There wasn't a electricity pike(In the Area I'm living, it's rare to have electricity failures or pikes), so the PSU is working perfectly.Īs I don't know the brand of the used rams given by my friend, I'll just write down the ones which I know perfectly the brands: RAMS modules: 1 came with the computer(stated in the subject), other 3 were given by a friend of mine, which 2 were used, 1 brand new(It wasn't in the case, however I've got the confirmation that it wasn't used in it's 'lifetime', until the last week). HDD is new, the 'heads' of the old HDD(Maxtor) stopped working(end of life). I know that RAMS don't contain moving parts, yet, they're making noise, how.

Once again, for no one to troll me or whatever, RAMS are MAKING noise, It's not the chipset, not the CPU Fan, not the coils, nor the HDD(I disconnected it), nor the CD Driver(I disconnected it as well, used a USB flash drive to perform the tests as well). The computer breaks, or the test gets buggy(starts passing tests without a proper testing of the RAM modules).

When running MemTest86+, the RAM modules starts making noises, and 60% of the time I get more than 6000 errors, and the 40%.

When SystemRescueCD loads, there is 30% chance of getting the graphical environment working.

Sometimes it loads SystemRescueCD(Found in the Hiren's Boot 15.1 CD), other times it doesn't.

By modifying the Clocks(CAS#, RAS#, CAS# to RAS#, RAS# Precharge), sometimes the 'starting windows' appears, other times it doesn't(Blue screen of death / Black screen relating the error).

RAM modules(the 5 modules I have) are making MODEM style noise.

Why aren't them working correctly? Well, this is why: 2 Weeks ago I received a computer to repair, and it's assembly date was 2006(the date of the components of the machine stands for 2006).Īnd, after cleaning it up, reinstall windows, etc., and modifying were I shouldn't on the BIOS, the RAM modules stopped working correctly.