Why does memory burn? Will the memory burn the machine if it is large?

If the computer has been plugged into the power supply, sometimes the voltage is too high or the voltage is unstable. So when the power is turned off, it is best to wait for 3-5 minutes before turning it on a second time.

A memory module is a part of a computer that can be addressed by the CPU and can be read and written. Memory modules used to be an extension of the main memory in the history of personal computers. With the continuous update of computer software and hardware technology, memory modules have become the whole of read and write memory.

The size of a computer's RAM is the total capacity of a memory module.

There are several types of memory module burning:

1. The power supply voltage is unstable, sometimes high and sometimes low, which will burn the computer accessories;

2. The computer is under high load operation for a long time, and the internal temperature of the computer is too high, which will cause the memory to burn out;

3. The compatibility between the memory module and the motherboard is not good, which will also cause the memory module to burn out;

4. The memory module is not genuine, and it is easy to burn out if it is not genuine;

You can use the above problem checks to rule out the cause of the burning of the memory module and solve the problem.

Friends, there are many kinds of graphics card motherboards now, and they are all targeted, for you or graphics card memory, etc., I don't know which one you need to buy, the memory burned, the biggest possibility is the voltage problem, there is also the heat dissipation problem, and then there is artificial, such as inserting the memory in reverse.

The reverse plug is burned, and there is also a power supply outgoing problem, which generally even the motherboard will burn.

If the voltage of the memory module is too high, it will cause the memory module particles to overheat and the semiconductor breakdown, which is the most common "burn-in".

If the memory is loose, it may burn.

The computer uses a large amount of memory and may cause a waste of resources, 8G

Will a large memory burn out the machine? I don't think so. The memory is plugged into the card slot, and the memory is larger, the machine can run faster, and it is more conducive to the expansion of the function of the machine, and it will not get much hotter or even burn the machine.

At most, you can spend more electricity, just spread more electricity money, rest assured, it won't burn out the computer, and the memory that your computer can install is also limited.

Memory is divided into the memory that comes with the mobile phone and the extended memory, in layman's terms, one is the memory of the mobile phone itself, the other is the memory of the expansion card, generally speaking, the larger the memory of the mobile phone, the better the operation of the mobile phone, so it is generally not because the memory is too large and burns the mobile phone, the general mobile phone is the larger the memory, the more expensive.

Look at the capacity of your computer's power supply, a computer switching power supply of about 300-400 watts should be fine.

Burning out is not going to happen.

However, it depends on the configuration of your computer's motherboard and CPU.

If the CPU and motherboard are too bad.

The computer will automatically cut off some of your programs, or cut off your memory connection, and then it's just that your memory is burned out, and now the memory is really cheap, 60-80 a g.

It is recommended that one G is enough, and 2 G your computer configuration can't keep up, and it will support the speed of your computer.

So if you have a good computer configuration, you can use 2G, almost, then 1G, most computers are 1G.

Don't worry, memory is a better reflection of your computer's processing efficiency than your CPU, good thing.

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Large memory and large video memory can better improve the computing speed of the machine.

The memory is large, and there will definitely be no less mobile phones, and if you play for a long time, he will have fewer mobile phones.

No, it's all in place.

No, but it will affect the running speed.

Mobile phone memory includes mobile phone system memory (mobile phone itself memory) and mobile phone memory card. Among them, the mobile phone system memory itself cannot be expanded, because it is directly soldered on the mobile phone motherboard, the size has been fixed, and it cannot be expanded, so the motherboard can only be replaced or the mobile phone can be replaced; The mobile phone memory card can be expanded by changing the card to increase the total memory of the mobile phone.

No, it doesn't matter if you burn the machine and the size of the memory.

No. The main factors that burn a memory module are:

1. When the characteristics of the + voltage regulator of the motherboard are poor, which makes the voltage too high;

2. When the memory module is not compatible with the motherboard, and the heat dissipation in the chassis is poor;

3. When two or more memory modules are installed, the memory modules are incompatible and mismatched with each other, such as mixed storage of memory modules with different capacities and speeds, or when memory particles of different manufacturers and brands are different and have poor heat dissipation despite the same capacity and speed;

4. The voltage stabilization performance of the host power supply is poor, resulting in too much voltage toggle of the +5V power supply circuit;

5. The memory module and its slot are not properly installed at the time.

The main factors that burn a memory module are:

1. When the characteristics of the + voltage regulator of the motherboard are poor, which makes the voltage too high;

2. When the memory module is not compatible with the motherboard, and the heat dissipation in the chassis is poor;

3. When two or more memory modules are installed, the memory modules are incompatible and mismatched with each other, such as mixed storage of memory modules with different capacities and speeds, or when memory particles of different manufacturers and brands are different and have poor heat dissipation despite the same capacity and speed;

4. The voltage stabilization performance of the host power supply is poor, resulting in too much voltage toggle of the +5V power supply circuit;

5. The memory module and its slot are not properly installed at the time.

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It may be that the memory is burned, or there may be a problem with the memory slot of the motherboard.

It's going to burn, did you insert two strips? In that case, you go find a strip and replace it with the 1g one and see if it's broken!

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There are many contact points between them, and long-term operation is prone to poor contact, especially for the motherboard produced by small factories, the accuracy of the memory socket is poor, and it is easy to overheat.

2. There are many contact points between the memory and the motherboard, and the installation process is not good, such as the memory is not in place, or the position deviation (left and right force is improper), etc., it is possible to increase the contact resistance between the two.

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3. By the way: the selection of power supply should not be based on "sufficient", and should consider factors such as the aging of components and the reduction of efficiency caused by dust caused by the long-term operation of the power supply. Choosing a power supply with higher power is also good for voltage stability.

It may be that the actual power consumption of the whole machine is too high, resulting in excessive current in some parts of the line, because the memory has relatively strict requirements for voltage and current, and the short circuit phenomenon can easily exceed the memory limit and cause the circuit to be scrapped permanently.

If the memory burns, the computer will have the following symptoms:

1. A prompt bar pops up at the bottom right of the computer to warn that the memory is insufficient.

2. The computer runs slowly, and the simple operation will be very stuck.

3. The CUP temperature increases.

After the memory is burned, all the memory of the computer will be directly processed through the cup, which increases the workload of the cup.

After the memory is burned, it is recommended to turn off the computer and turn it on after the repair is completed.

If the memory is broken, it is generally a long ring.

So yours certainly isn't a memory issue.

If you don't have any information on your computer, you can format and reinstall the system to see.

Some people have installed the wrong driver or something, and then add some viruses.

But in your case, you can try the disc first, but the CMOS can be guided.

If you can't, clear the CMOS first, the specific method is different for each motherboard, look at the instructions, some are jumpers, and some are buttons.

After finishing it, it is recommended to install the antivirus first, and then start using it after patching, otherwise it will take less than half an hour to surf the Internet and make your machine full of drugs.

You now check whether the chassis and the display screen are connected, if you confirm that the connection is good, then open the chassis (you must have a certain hands-on ability, otherwise it was not burned, I don't care if it was burned), see if there are any black marks or burned traces on the motherboard, and then pull out the graphics card, unplug it and use the eraser to wipe the gold finger of the graphics card (don't cut the eraser into the interface), try to plug in the graphics card, if it still doesn't work, then you can remove everything that can be removed from the motherboard to make a piece, If it doesn't work, you can only send it to the west.

The computer's memory module burned out.

There are 3 solutions:

1.You are a master of precision electronics manufacturing, and you are a front-line memory worker at AMD or Inter, and you have to repair the memory yourself, or make a memory yourself.

2.Don't use the computer in the future, throw it away. Don't worry about any memory.

3.Spend a couple of hundred dollars on a slightly better memory, like Kingston's (absolutely good).

Kingston 2GB DDR2 800 This memory **is 285 Very good x Kingston 1GB DDR 400 **Yes 260 Kingston 1GB DDR2 667 139Kingston 1GB DDR2 800 145 Actually, the memory is very cheap! Now 1G memory is very popular, it is recommended to buy a 1G one. But 2G is definitely not a loss when you buy it, and if you want to install a dual system, you can use 2G.