perlit wrote: You wrote in the first post:
Quote: Ram - Kingston 2x 4 gb
However, in the last one you say that you have 2GB of memory
Quote: RAM - Kingston KVR1333D3N9 / 2G 1333 MHz
I am sorry in the 1st post, I wrote incorrectly, I meant that I have 2x Kingston KVR1333D3N9 / 2G 1333 MHz and together it comes out 4 GB again, sorry my mistake; /
Added after 4 [minutes]: Dj Haker wrote: Because these are probably Dual bones, two identical. Suffice it to pass one. Test the memory on a different computer.
This is the problem because I don't have a second desktop computer, but a laptop.
But I don't think it's RAM's fault. I can add that 1 RAM was bought at the beginning of this year and the second probably 3-4 months ago.
