I installed it on Asus CROSSHAIR III but my PC wouldn't boot and screen is off! I installed back the old memory and it worked fine. what should I do?
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Check the installation. You need to make sure they are not placed directly side by side. There needs to be a blank slot between them. You should also check the specifications to make sure they are comparable.
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Your system board will only accept up to 1600mhz. This memory is 1866mhz. It is not compatible.
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You may have a a defective stick of ram. Check each stick of ram independently in each available slot. Verify that the motherboard supports the speed and size of ram that you are installing. If all else fails return ram to manufacturer or amazon for refund or exchange.
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Check your ram slots and make sure they are fine you maybe should press your motherboard reset button
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Yes I have the same problem and have no idea how to solve it. Recommendation on ASUS site is useless.
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Hi Daneyon, There are several different things that may be causing this issue. First thing to check is to make sure the memory is plugged into the matched pair slots. Typically that would be the matched color slots on an ASUS motherboard but it may be different for your particular board. It would be best to check your motherboard's manual to be certain. Also, try each module in the kit individually to see if it works properly alone. If one does not work properly on it's own, we can set up a warranty replacement of the memory. So we can fully troubleshoot with you and find the proper resolution, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and an available technician will be ready to help. Thank you for using HyperX memory, -Jewel @ HyperX Technical Support
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Look at the memory compatibility list in the manual and online. The Asus is fussy and just does not work with some memory timings.
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Check to make sure the board is in a compatible slot, try a different slot and make sure the card is all the way seated in the slot. Did you change anything else? Are you using the same monitor or a new one? Try powering up in safe mode. If none of this works then the card may be bad, try returning it for a replacement. FYI: My card worked right out of the box.
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I have the ASUS, love it, and am trying to get into the bios. I have started it up 20 times pressing F2, and only saw the bios flash by once so I know it works, but I can't get into it despite repeated F2 during the boot up. Any suggestions please?
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I returned it. I could never get it to work with Win7. Asus did not have the drivers. Check for drivers first.
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I don't know,it never worked for me. I crapped canned it and got a Nvidia GTX 660. I am VERY happy with it. I got the ASUS OC edition. I had used ATI/AMD almost exclusively until this card. I got the ol shove it from AMD. I'll never buy AMD again. I would say skip this card.
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I think so. I have not been able to get mine to work as when I get in bios and set it up nothing happens. Have problem getting into bios and nothing seems to work. Think it is perhaps a bad board.
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Unfortunately I cannot answer. Would suggest he call ASUS or go to their web page-maybe they have a chat line or help line.
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I bought the 3.4 ghz chip. Installed and when system boots I get an error that the current chip isn't compatible. If I continue the PC runs and faster. Think the problem is that the chip 3.4 ghz is dual CPU. E520 bios doesn't support a dual CPU chip. Just my thoughts.
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Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to... » Read More Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. « Show Less
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I have egirl..i have a 1005PE-PU and i installed the 667hz 2GB crucial ram...it is easily installed, works fine and is instantly recognized. My only problem is that the windows 7 starter is hanging up upon shutdown...leaves the blue light on the on off switch ON with the fan/harddrive running...i am wondering if the ram change had ANYTHING to do with this...the unit is brand new...have written asus AND microsoft for a hotfix or SOME solution...ring any bell with you? Roy Fowler
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dont buy this memory for asus 1015ped....I just tried to install it and the laptop does not work at all...I have to return it and find new one...damn~
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I haven't had that exact issue but I did have problems with the mouse/track pad not working right all of the sudden and I called ASUS tech support and they had me re-install the drivers for it which fixed the problem immediately. Maybe you just need to re-install some keyboard drivers, call ASUS they will walk you through it step by step or find another solution. Good luck! 888-678-3688 or customer service 877-339-2787
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I bought this motherboard for my media computer, so I use it often. When I installed 4GB total, in all four slots, it probably overloaded the memory bus, which led to very poor performance. You might get away with only using 3 out of the 4 slots. Or you might need to update the bios. I also have a fairly decent video card, which could also be part of the problem.So on paper, you should be able to install 8GB of RAM, but in reality, you might not be able to. It is old technology, so you might have a hard time finding a useful bios update. Good luck.
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Thank you for your reply. I was wondering if there's some problems with my video card hardware, now it seems to be the driver's problem. Luckily other programs works normally. I submitted this problem to ASUS support 1 month ago but get no responce. All we can do is just wait ASUS to update the graphic driver and hope the new driver can fix this problem.