Faulty stick of ram

**dannyriches** · #1 15th Dec 2007, 08:43

Hi, how do i diagnose this problem on my computer? Thank u

Dan

**Hybr!d** · #2 15th Dec 2007, 08:49

Run the memory checker at www.crucial.com

**dannyriches** · #3 15th Dec 2007, 08:55

It say's I have 1gb and 1 free slot and I can have a maximum of 4gb

Dan

**dannyriches** · #4 15th Dec 2007, 08:57

i have an asus P5VD2-MX SE motherboard does this feature onboard graphics? if so they could be conflicting with me graphics card?

Dan

**Hybr!d** · #5 15th Dec 2007, 09:04

As I said in your previous thread, simply disable the on-board graphics in the BIOS if you think it's causing a problem.

Please do not start another topic for this same issue, thanks.

**dannyriches** · #6 15th Dec 2007, 09:07

Hi, sorry mate forgot about that, I have tried to disable them in the BIOS but it isn't happening for me. It tells me to press tab to view the bios and I do and it say's something about starting winodws in safe mode etc, is this right lol

Dan

**dannyriches** · #7 15th Dec 2007, 09:08

Is this likely to be the problem though? Thank u

Dan

**Hybr!d** · #8 15th Dec 2007, 09:11

I doubt it, no harm in trying though.

**dannyriches** · #9 15th Dec 2007, 09:20

ok i'll stick to this thread

Dan

**philthomas** · #10 15th Dec 2007, 10:23

If you just want to test your RAM, grab a copy of Memtest86 from here :

http://www.memtest.org/

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