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WTF did I just do? Did I fry the motherboard? HELP.
So I have this old Dell desktop that I was using as file storage/backup. It was old, 2.0 mHz or something like that. It had 128 memory so I bought two 520 sticks and stuck it in. As soon as I did that and turned it on I smelled familiar smell of burning wires and feeling "you fucked up". Did my motherboard just crapped its pants because I added way too much? Is it motherboard or something else?
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maybe you just fried the new ram, put back the old and see if it works
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did you let the magic smoke out?
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pull out the new ram as said above
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Quite possible that the new ram was trying to suck too much power through the RAM slots... put it back to normal with the old ram and watch for more smoke. Look closely at the new ram to see if there are any blackened bits. Eeks.
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yup...what they said...
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scrap that shit
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Are you sure that you bought correct ram?
There is DDR, DDR2, DDR3 memory sticks - they're all different and not compatible with each other :) |
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Try SDRAM |
2 mHz is erm.....
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2Mhz? That's gonna be, uh.. DIPP. At the best, DIMM.
2Ghz? May actually be RIMM. If the memory that was in there was covered entirely in metal down to and clipped by the pins, yeah - you just totally fucked up. |
Yeah, I think you burned it, MOCKBA.
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