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тАО04-19-2004 05:04 AM
тАО04-19-2004 05:04 AM
Bought 4 PC100 ECC registered SDRAM chips for my compaq 1850R. I get no video output when I install the chips. In testing I noticed that if I make any change to the RAM setup (currently 4x128=512MB) it does the same thing. Is there a reset I have to do to make it see the memory change?
I also notice the first 128 Chip looks different from the other for that are currently installed. I'm working with the memory vendor to find out what the issue is, but any advice is appreciated.
G
I also notice the first 128 Chip looks different from the other for that are currently installed. I'm working with the memory vendor to find out what the issue is, but any advice is appreciated.
G
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тАО04-19-2004 11:11 AM
тАО04-19-2004 11:11 AM
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hi noc
i assume the dimms you bought are NOT compaq dimms.
in the early times (pc100) the spd chip (look for a small chip with 8 pins on your dimms - it is required !!) on your dimms were not properly programmed to support all necessary timing parameters (like cas-to-ras and other latency settings).
most third party dimms did (and still do) NOT RUN as a result of this.
try a nv-ram reset (switch on systemboard - pos 6 to ON) but the chance is very low.
sorry - your dimms seem to be incompatible.
i am suffering from the same problem right now with a so-dimm i bought via ebay for my armada m700 notebook. (and i knew before that this might happen!!??!!)
shit happens
live will go on
best regards
ernesto
i assume the dimms you bought are NOT compaq dimms.
in the early times (pc100) the spd chip (look for a small chip with 8 pins on your dimms - it is required !!) on your dimms were not properly programmed to support all necessary timing parameters (like cas-to-ras and other latency settings).
most third party dimms did (and still do) NOT RUN as a result of this.
try a nv-ram reset (switch on systemboard - pos 6 to ON) but the chance is very low.
sorry - your dimms seem to be incompatible.
i am suffering from the same problem right now with a so-dimm i bought via ebay for my armada m700 notebook. (and i knew before that this might happen!!??!!)
shit happens
live will go on
best regards
ernesto
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тАО04-19-2004 04:30 PM
тАО04-19-2004 04:30 PM
Re: CPQ 1850R RAM
Hi,
We should be using following dims
64-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313614-B21
128-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313615-B21
256-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313616-B21
Which is containg the part number also. Try this information and validate teh same
Regards,
Prashant S.
We should be using following dims
64-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313614-B21
128-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313615-B21
256-MB 100Mhz Registered ECC SDRAM 313616-B21
Which is containg the part number also. Try this information and validate teh same
Regards,
Prashant S.
Nothing is impossible
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тАО04-20-2004 09:51 AM
тАО04-20-2004 09:51 AM
Re: CPQ 1850R RAM
Ernst:
Assumption was correct. I returned the memory since I need to get these upgraded faster than I need to fight with saving $50/memory stick.
Thanks for the suggesstion.
Prashant:
You must not speak English well. That sounds like an answer I would get from some overseas technical support. I can read the quick specs just as well as the next person and that was not helpful.
Assumption was correct. I returned the memory since I need to get these upgraded faster than I need to fight with saving $50/memory stick.
Thanks for the suggesstion.
Prashant:
You must not speak English well. That sounds like an answer I would get from some overseas technical support. I can read the quick specs just as well as the next person and that was not helpful.
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