how come the processer wont come onmy pc after i added memory?

Answer 1

Unplug your PC first. Try removing your old memory module. Put the new one on the slot where you took out the old one. Do not plug in the old one yet. Plug in your PC now and turn it on. If still it does not turn on, something is wrong w/ your new memory module.

If your PC turns on, shut it down so you could plug in your old RAM module.

Answer 2

Your question is invalid, however i will try to answer.

If your computer does not boot after installing memory, and it sounds beeps then you messed something up.

here the beep patterns for different computers

Award:

1-2-2Indicates a video error has occurred and the BIOS cannot initialize the video screen to display any additional information
Any other beepsMost likely a RAM problem

You can find more detailed information about Award error messages on Award's web site.

Phoenix:

1-2-2Indicates a video error has occurred and the BIOS cannot initialize the video screen to display any additional information
1-2-2-3BIOS ROM Checksum
1-3-1-1Test DRAM Refresh
1-3-1-3Test Keyboard Controller
1-3-4-1RAM Failure
1-3-4-3RAM Failure
2-1-2-3Check ROM Copyright Notice
2-2-3-1Test for unexpected interrupts
1-3-4-3RAM Failure

You can find more detailed information about Phoenix error messages on Phoenix's web site.

AMI:

1 beepRefresh failure
2 beepsParity error
3 beeps Base 64K memory failure
4 beepsTimer not operational
5 beepsProcessor error
6 beeps8042 - gate A20 failure
7 beepsProcessor exception interrupt error
8 beepsDisplay memory read/write failure
9 beepsROM checksum error
10 beepsCMOS shutdown register read/write error
11 beepsCache memory bad


find the pattern and fix the corresponding error


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Answer 3

there may be a problem with the memory you installed . Remove it and make sure your system starts normally.

In some systems the slowest memory must be in the first memory slot.

If you can give your pc model and the memory you are adding ?

Answer 4

uh... this question makes no sense. care to elaborate? your processor and ram are two things independent of one another...