Arne:
-I pressed the GO button couple of times, when I was able to do this, before code 67 (b7) - now it is dead
-I am really pissed of, that at the time I was able to get to BIOS i didn't change memory to xmp
-I wiggled memory many times
-this is dual kit x2. All 4 DIMMs have consecutive serial numbers, which means that they left the factory in that order, and retailer just took two packages x2 from the shelf and sent it to me. I 've tried number of configurations: x1 x2 and x4 with differrent DIMMs
-I'm not sure the version of BIOS - Can I check it on this stage?
Zka17
-I have cleared CMOS number of times.
Guys,
The problem is, that once I've emigrated to Ireland - one of the most beautiful countries in the world - I realised, that Ireland is also the worst country in the world for a PC gamer.
Back home, in my old country, after experiencing any problems with my PC, there would be a 1000 of friednds coming to me, with bags full of spare CPU's, motherboards and DIMMs, and we just simply would be checking everything, part by part, after the problem is solved.
In here - I am alone.
People in here just not use PCs for gaming - they use PS3 and other consoles. PCs are only used in the offices. Therefore, there is no gaming PC-knowledge, and there's noone, who can just hand me a single DDR3 DIMM, to do a basic check.
There is no "computer-maniac" in the corner shop, knowing everything about the newest stuff.
In this situation - you guys are the only ones who could help!
