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Computer Beeping Errors: Ram Slot Issues and System Clock Errors - Seeking Guidance

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  • #1 16631944
    psawicki156
    Level 10  
    Hello, I will stick to the topic because it seems to be the best for my problem.

    2 months ago I gave the service to the site, yesterday the problem was identical. But this time he had symptoms. During work he lost the image (gray screen), more often dark gray / dark navy blue - I am color-blind, generally the image fell, one or the other reset helped, sometimes you had to give him 5 minutes.
    the computer has additional cooling, so with a demanding game it was literally cool.

    Problem:

    - ram in 1 slot: 4 beep bios the same ("error of the system clock or the first memory plug"),
    - in slot 2: 3 beep bios ("error in the first 64KB of RAM")
    - dark screen / no signal
    - after removing the RAM chip completely, there are only 3 identical signals

    What has been done:

    - in the above-mentioned website, they reportedly tested the graphics disk was reste bios (bios ami)
    - yesterday the bios battery was removed, changing the jumper to pin 2 and 3, waited over a minute, battery inserted
    - before the failure of the equipment, there was a checked version of the bios application from the manufacturer's website as rock eg the disc model (current)
    - there was an unfastened graphics, then a disk, both, also a cd rom (problems as above)
    - fan start-up, including the graphics (minimal here, but there is)
    - the bone of the framework was removed (3 identical signals still)

    Conclusions:

    - it is not worth returning the thrown money to the website (they only restored the system but did not detect the problem they admitted)
    - I bought the cheapest 2 GB DDR3 bone because this is the motherboard
    - I bought the cheapest intel pentium processor - pentium was mentioned in the description of the disc
    - the above-mentioned purchases will be used for diagnostics now and in the future - the price as per service
    - the removed and examined bone indicates that 5 vertical gold - looking at the front of the bone - is half torn (I do not know by what miracle, since the service has restored and no one has touched the frame since then, the computer is treated like an egg, almost no dust inside)

    Computer Beeping Errors: Ram Slot Issues and System Clock Errors - Seeking Guidance

    Question: (I do not have the above diagnostic equipment yet, it will be in days)

    - can minimal damage to the bones of frames cause such unpleasant things? anyone has some insight ??

    I separated as a new topic. Do not attach to other people's threads.
    RADU23
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    #2 16632040
    310artur
    Level 43  
    If this pad is not touching it can. Worse, the rest of it can be stuck in the DDR slot on the board and make a short circuit. Clean the DDR slot thoroughly - take it against the light and see if there is anything bent there.
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  • #3 16632614
    psawicki156
    Level 10  
    Good morning :)

    Following the advice from 310artur, I looked at the RAM bone slot - such a non-obvious obvious, because no one was looking there.
    It turned out that one "golden" was, I vomited a tiny brush and carefully dusted it all.
    probably someone tried to insert the ram bone upside down because the slot - 5th "pad" - it looks like he lost his "connectors" (which corresponds to the 5th "gold on the bone - photo post above")

    Below are photos before sweeping. Computer Beeping Errors: Ram Slot Issues and System Clock Errors - Seeking Guidance
    Photo after cleaning: Computer Beeping Errors: Ram Slot Issues and System Clock Errors - Seeking Guidance

    In another computer, I was unable to check the RAM because the bios has the option of detecting another new bone, but since such a message was the same ram, it probably detected? or even if there is no framework, the bios gives the same message ??

    I think I have a damaged first ram slot. and it doesn't read RAM dice - if I'm wrong correct me.
    Believing the computer service. My motherboard must have a die in 1 slot, and cannot have the first empty and a die in the second slot
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    #4 16632693
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Yes, the module should be in the first slot.
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    #5 16633547
    310artur
    Level 43  
    When the cheapest DDR3 chip comes to you, you will find out whether the board is working or not.
  • #6 16659121
    psawicki156
    Level 10  
    Welcome,

    I was able to check the frame bone in another computer, working, the system started without a problem, 3 different programs did not find any problems.

    I waited a long time for the ordered new chip, unfortunately the board still made 3 sounds ("error in the first 64KB of RAM"), which, due to the memory sharing with the ram, would indicate a problem with the bone.

    I bought a new motherboard, everything works very well, but unfortunately there was a side effect of all the confusion had to restore Windows 10 to its original settings, it did not load to the desktop, lost the restore points.

    probably in my asrock H81 motherboard there was a factory defect with pins in the ram slot, on I only went some way with this defect and now it probably makes a short circuit, unfortunately I can't replace the slot :)
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