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Kingston Ram Module conflict

Asked by plainsschools in Miscellaneous Hardware, Computer Memory (RAM)

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Okay here is the situation... We built a windows 2000 server machine with a gigabyte motherboard.  Everything is working perfectly until we decide to upgrade the ram from 512 to 1gb.  Now the board supports the full gb and I used the kingston utility to find a compatable chip but everytime i put the chip in there is no screen output and I get three beep codes before post.  Since there is no output on the screen I am thinking that it is a conflict with the video card?  it is just a simple onboard vid card, I am not sure what make and model.  I also wondered if I got a bad chip, but usually when you get a bad chip it displays some form of error rather than a lack of output.  It just seems odd that kingston would gaurantee compatability with the given results.  Any suggestions are appreciated thanks.  Start Free Trial
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