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<blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 531383" data-attributes="member: 555713">you do not have to try and power on the PC to reset the bios.just take that little battery out, and it will clear the RAM settings on the small bios ram chip (same as turning off your computer and loosing unsaved information)or you can switch the jumper. do it as fast as you like, it will only take the amount of time it takes you to slide the jumper on then off again to reset the bios. set them back to the origional setting ... then restart.make sure the cmoputer is completly off when ya do that rofl.but try swapping the ram. thats what it sounds like to me. ram is a tricky beast. and in my oppinion... ram dosnt like to serve the end user. its like that law &quot;objects at rest stay at rest...&quot; ram is this &quot;ram at rest, wants to stay&nbsp; at rest&quot;i dunno why, but most problems got to do with ram just&nbsp; being a crappy brand. i would recommend using kingston\corsair\mushkin\crucial\GEIL next time you build a system. all lifetime warranties, and they overclock well.buy your PC hardware at <a href="http://www.newegg.com" target="_blank">http://www.newegg.com</a>but like i said. try swapping your ram, or using one chip at a time in all the slots. that should help.keep us posted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="req, post: 531383, member: 555713"] you do not have to try and power on the PC to reset the bios. just take that little battery out, and it will clear the RAM settings on the small bios ram chip (same as turning off your computer and loosing unsaved information) or you can switch the jumper. do it as fast as you like, it will only take the amount of time it takes you to slide the jumper on then off again to reset the bios. set them back to the origional setting ... then restart. make sure the cmoputer is completly off when ya do that rofl. but try swapping the ram. thats what it sounds like to me. ram is a tricky beast. and in my oppinion... ram dosnt like to serve the end user. its like that law "objects at rest stay at rest..." ram is this "ram at rest, wants to stay at rest" i dunno why, but most problems got to do with ram just being a crappy brand. i would recommend using kingston\corsair\mushkin\crucial\GEIL next time you build a system. all lifetime warranties, and they overclock well. buy your PC hardware at [URL="http://www.newegg.com"]http://www.newegg.com[/URL] but like i said. try swapping your ram, or using one chip at a time in all the slots. that should help. keep us posted. [/QUOTE]

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