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Yesterday i had 16GB RAM, now i have 4?!?!

TomokaOP
#1
So is there anything i can do to diagnose the issue?
Loonylion
#2
memtest86+ and leave it running overnight.
TomokaOP
#3

Replying to #2

hmmm...well, as ya saw in the other thread, i called me builders home number, he said don't do anything to it, even a memory test.. I dunno how he has everything set up, but he said it could make it go screwy ???So...i'm just gonna take it to him on monday...[me=Ryan]prays he doesn't get a hernia[/me]it weighs like 120 pounds...
yoshi2889
#4

Replying to #3

How could a memory test freak out your computer?I suggest letting him look at it once more (call him to your house ;))
TomokaOP
#5

Replying to #4

My warranty he gave me doesn't cover "In-home" Repairs...if i want him to do it for free, i have to take it to him...better than paying him $75 for coming, then $25 for diagnoses, then for repairs..Anyways. he'll probably RMA the RAM :p
(He bought from newegg :P)
Loonylion
#6
if he's telling you not to test the ram he's hiding something. run memtest86+ anyway, he wont be able to tell unless you leave the disc in.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#7
Tomoka · #5better than paying him $75 for coming, then $25 for diagnoses, then for repairs..
$100USD for home service!? That's bullshit! That's already equivalent to 4,600+ Php (Philippine pesos). I totally agree with loony, your so called PC Builder is milking you dry :PWhy don't you just go to a certified & trusted Computer store where the staff, including the technicians, will sit down with you during the building & or repair process of your system & walk you through with whatever they'll be doing.Damn if you only lived near where loony is, I bet you he'll make your computer run like a cheetah :)
Loonylion
#8
I have a branch office in Wisconsin but its still not particularly close :P
msg2009
#9
A fee to diagnose? Thats bullshit, i'd never pay it.
When I was a mechanic we never charged to diagnose, only for the repairs and all building quotes I do now for work are free too.
yoshi2889
#10
Cahos Rahne Veloza · #7Damn if you only lived near where loony is, I bet you he'll make your computer run like a cheetah :)
Nah like a Ferrari.Post Merge: [time]1288442784[/time]
100 dollars is still much for home service. We pay 65 euro's...
TomokaOP
#11
Goddamn am i confused ???Now i have 16GB again after i reboot???
Loonylion
#12
yoshi2889 · #10100 dollars is still much for home service. We pay 65 euro's...
$100USD = £62.35GBP = 71.71euros
yoshi2889
#13

Replying to #12

Still 6 euro's more.
Tomoka · #11Goddamn am i confused ???Now i have 16GB again after i reboot???
Probably an issue with the session in which it happened.
TomokaOP
#14
Back down to 4 again...so i ran the test, no errors...hardware issue maybe?
dills2
#15

Replying to #14

maybe its a pattern in which case if you turn on and its 4gb restart
TomokaOP
#16

Replying to #15

I just rebooted 4 times...no luck =/
joshua.rozario
#17

Replying to #16

is the ram made of two cards if it is then maybe one of them is loose or something
Loonylion
#18
at a guess its 4x4GB modules and I highly doubt 3 are coming loose unles they weren't installed properly in the first place.
TomokaOP
#19

Replying to #18

I think you may be wrong :pMy receipt is the same as this.So it could be loose then? :o
Loonylion
#20
yes, its 4x4GB like I said. and I doubt theres 3 modules loose.
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