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Old 09-17-2008, 03:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default New ram won't let computer boot..HP xw6000

I bout some more ram for my hp computer and after I installed it the computer won't boot or even power up the monitor. The stock ram has these numbers on it.

Micron 512mb DDR, 266, ECC, REG, PC2100R

The new I bought has these numbers

Micron 1GB DDR, 266, ECC, REG, PC2100R

I don't see why this won't work. Anybody have any idea? Here is the link to the ram I bought.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWN:IT&ih=018

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Wow, what are you running, a server??? if yes, how many sticks did you have before?
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I am currently running 2GB of ram but I bought these and was going to upgrade to 4gb. The computer is an HP XW6000 with dual 3.06 GHZ processor
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wow, that is a nice comp. anyway it seems like it should run. i dont see why its not working
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that's what I was thinking too but it just acts like it's not compatable. I put the 4 512s back in and it works fine. I noticed when I had them in and tried to boot the computer the ram sticks seemed to heat up fast. My originals never do get hot to the touch.

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does it beep or any lights flash or something?
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Yes it will beep twice and the lights will flash quickly.
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anybody else have any idea?
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