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Mozenwrathe · 06-18-2006, 01:05 AM

Don't know the kind of DDR it is supposed to use. Didn't look it up. As it stands now, I removed the SECOND batch of RAM I got from the store. I will have to go to them and return it, explaining the first two sticks of DDR RAM were probably just fine and NOT defective. Seems like I am stuck with 1024 MB worth of RAM until I upgrade everything.

http://tw2005.giga-byte.com/Motherbo..._GA-7VT600.htm
That is the motherboard there. A nice piece of work when it was new. Now... broken, but still working. Current processor is a Athlon Sempron 2600+ (fastest I could afford then).

From CPU-Z
AMD Athlon MP (Thoroughbred) Socket A chip.
Core Speed: 1752.7 MHz
Mainboard: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. GA-7VT600 1394 (latest BIOS was 04/08/2004 by Award Software International, Inc.)
Memory 2 x 512 MBytes (frequency 200.3Mhz) PC3200

06-18-2006, 01:05 AM	#5
Mozenwrathe Symbol of Cyric Join Date: January 31, 2005 Location: Mississauga (Toronto), Ontario, CANADA Age: 49 Posts: 1,214	Don't know the kind of DDR it is supposed to use. Didn't look it up. As it stands now, I removed the SECOND batch of RAM I got from the store. I will have to go to them and return it, explaining the first two sticks of DDR RAM were probably just fine and NOT defective. Seems like I am stuck with 1024 MB worth of RAM until I upgrade everything. http://tw2005.giga-byte.com/Motherbo..._GA-7VT600.htm That is the motherboard there. A nice piece of work when it was new. Now... broken, but still working. Current processor is a Athlon Sempron 2600+ (fastest I could afford then). From CPU-Z AMD Athlon MP (Thoroughbred) Socket A chip. Core Speed: 1752.7 MHz Mainboard: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. GA-7VT600 1394 (latest BIOS was 04/08/2004 by Award Software International, Inc.) Memory 2 x 512 MBytes (frequency 200.3Mhz) PC3200 __________________ There are no paths to power which are not fraught with confrontation. No matter the battle, a lesson must be won. In the end, the path shall fade into nothingness for the one walking it, but may go on for eternity for those whom choose to follow. One must know their own footsteps before taking that first step, or instead of choosing your battles, your battles will choose you.