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Topic	PC Power Supply Question
GANON1025 11/20/20 6:56:59 PM #24:	Alright, SO, after experimenting a bunch with reseating the RAM, I've found I am able to consistently get the PC to turn on if I take out one of the RAM sticks. If I put that stick back in, the PC consistently fails to start. Sooo I think this might just be a RAM problem. So here's my question. if I'm going to get some new RAM sticks I'd like to get some good ones that I could transplant into brand new PC whenever I get it. Considering how old my CPU and motherboard are, should I be concerned at all with getting newer RAM? Like they won't fit, or they'll be too "strong" or something? --- https://imgur.com/G17qCv1 <cite>GANON1025 posted [p:947415040] in PC Power S... [t:79071135]...</cite> <quote>Alright, SO, after experimenting a bunch with reseating the RAM, I've found I am able to consistently get the PC to turn on if I take out one of the RAM sticks. If I put that stick back in, the PC consistently fails to start. Sooo I think this might just be a RAM problem. So here's my question. if I'm going to get some new RAM sticks I'd like to get some good ones that I could transplant into brand new PC whenever I get it. Considering how old my CPU and motherboard are, should I be concerned at all with getting newer RAM? Like they won't fit, or they'll be too "strong" or something? --- https://imgur.com/G17qCv1</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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