Hey OH Smeg, this was the last post for that question so I’m starting
over here…
Well provided that the RAM is installed in the correct Sockets
The Speed will be correct for your CPU.
However if it is in the wrong Sockets the CPU will only be running at
50% of the Front Side Bus Speed that it should be running at. To find
out which are the correct sockets you need to look at the manual
under Dual Chanel Ram.
As Dell may not have this you may need to look at the M’Boards
Makers Web Sits for this M’Board. You can get the Makers Name &
Model from the BIOS String which is a Alpha Numeric String of letters
& numbers that appear on the POST Screen you may have to go into
BIOS and turn off the Dell Splash Screen though and then after you
have written this down go here to find out the M’Board Details.
http://tinyurl.com/4zph2
Col
Posted: 07/07/2008 @ 08:58 PM (PDT)
I clicked on the link and d/l the bios wizard. After loading the
program, I clicked run and started it. THEN my computer started
“ticking” real fast and proceeded to put up the “blue screen of death”.
Should I try a different program or modify the settings or what? BTW, I
ran it twice and it did it both times.
