[thingie2]

I would say first, check all the power cables are plugged in properly (even if you didn't unplug any intentionally, you might have knocked one out), then if that doesn't work, try taking 1 stick out at a time, and try booting up with 1 stick at a time.

[evilfantasy]

Thanks thingie2 but have done all of that. It works with the stick that came with the computer. Which is one 128MB RDRAM PC-700. The other ones I have are PC 800. Someone suggested the speed is probably wrong but not only do I not know what to do about it I probably don't have whatever is needed to change it.

On a side note, this little tool is pretty cool for identifying. It gave me more specific results then the more well known information tools. PC Wizard 2008.1.871

[serverguy]

Originally Posted by evilfantasy

Thanks thingie2 but have done all of that. It works with the stick that came with the computer. Which is one 128MB RDRAM PC-700. The other ones I have are PC 800. Someone suggested the speed is probably wrong but not only do I not know what to do about it I probably don't have whatever is needed to change it.

On a side note, this little tool is pretty cool for identifying. It gave me more specific results then the more well known information tools. PC Wizard 2008.1.871

Is this PC 800 stuff you have DDR or DDR2?

They aren't interchangeable.

Sorry if this has already been gone over.

[evilfantasy]

Two identical sticks of RD RAM.

[thingie2]

Originally Posted by serverguy

Is this PC 800 stuff you have DDR or DDR2?

They aren't interchangeable.

Sorry if this has already been gone over.

DDR2 sticks wouldn't physicly fit in, unless it's some very rare stuff that I've never heard of