Upgrading RAM Caused My PC to Malfunction—What Should I Do?

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Asked By GamerGuy2023 On

I need some serious help here! I have a B450M Steel Legend motherboard and was previously using a single stick of Asgard 8GB DDR4 3600MHz RAM. Today, I upgraded to two new Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks (2x16GB, also DDR4 3600MHz). I installed them in the second and fourth slots (A2 and B2), but now my PC powers on without displaying anything. It runs for about 40 seconds, then starts a power cycle—turning off and on repeatedly. I even tried putting the original RAM back in, but I'm still facing the same issue. Did I mess up the installation? I'm really at a loss here! 😢

2 Answers

Answered By FixItFelix On

I recommend removing the RAM entirely, clearing the CMOS, then reinstalling it. If it still doesn't work, consider returning the Corsair RAM for a different brand altogether.

QuestioningDev -

How exactly do I clear the CMOS?

Answered By TechieTina99 On

It sounds like your PC might just need some time for memory training. Seriously, try walking away for a bit and let it do its thing. It can be quite worrying if you’re not familiar with it, but it could just need a moment!

MemoryMaster007 -

Should I leave both sticks in while it's training, or just one? Want to make sure I'm on the right track!

CasualCoder88 -

Yep! This is probably the case. Just give it some time. You might be surprised how often this works!

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