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What ram do you have and what voltage does it require?
If you can make it into bios make sure its giving it enough voltage or it wont boot.
I know you said you made it in 1 time and set the voltage.
Try setting it higher.
I have G.Skill 3x2GB PC3-12800 RAM, its like this set: (RAM) but my set is only 1600 and runs 8-8-8-21 timings, at 1.6-1.65v. When I booted almost into windows I was using 1.64 V. It just did the same thing for me, but using 1.7v and 9-9-9-25 timings, so the voltage increase and laxer timings didnt help. Im using 1T, should I try 2T?
I just pray that when the PSU failed it didnt take anything with it....![]()
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What Mhz are they running at?
Go on up to 1.9 and see what it does.
It wont hurt your ram at 1.9
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