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This is really really strang problem, I have been trying all the way to fix it, none of them worked. I had DIY experience for over 6 years, but I think only the real pc gurus can explain it. Here is my pc's symptom: Boot to safe mode, you can …
After I changed my old i850 mb to this msi i848 mb, my pc had this show-down-reboot problem. Basically, it can not be normally shut down, shut-down in start will lead to reboot. After checking the IRQ in system info, I found these: IRQ 16 RADEON IRQ 16 Intel(R) 82801EB …
Recently, I swaped my old 850 mobo to 848 chipest, want to drop the expensive and old Rdram system. After I re-install win2k, every is ok, just the PC will re-boot after it is shuted down. I checked the mobo BIOS from the manufacturer website, it is the newest version. …
I guess you have to re-install your system since the mobo is changed, the system will have problem to recognize the new chipest. I just had same experience recently when I change my mobo from 850 to 848. I hope you have back-up your data, or they are not in …
Why is that, because of double dual channel? Just wonderring. In the same sense, 2X512M may be faster than 1G. [QUOTE=dcc]First of all...welcome to Dani Web. There are those who contend that the [U]4x512MB modules will be faster than the 2x1GB modules[/U], the other consideration is that the two 512MB …
I have 1Ghz PC3200 DDR Ram, so ideally, it will run @400Mhz, and my mobo also support it. But my 2.0GHz P4 should run @ 100Mhz FSB, so, can they run together? If not, can the PC3200 ram go down and run as PC2700. I look at mobo manual, it …
My mobo is MSI intel 484p, it says it Support Single channel DDR 400/333/266 non-ECC memory up to 2GB. There are only two slot. So, which one is better, 1G PC2100 or 512M PC3200, since they are pretty much the same price. I favor stablity than speed. Thanks for you …
I don't know about laptop, but for desktop, you should check what kind of mobo chipest you got, then you will know what kind of RAM and how much it can support.
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