Onda N68H motherboard plus memory problem

Model N68H

Applicable Type: Desktop.

Motherboard architecture ATX

Chip manufacturer NVIDIA

CPU socket type AM2 940

Supported CPU Type Supports AM2 940 series processors.

Number of CPUs supported: 1.

FSB frequency supports 1000MHz FSB.

HyperTransport Bus Technology HyperTransport bus technology is supported.

Hyper-Threading Technology No hyper-threading technology.

Northbridge chip NVIDIA GeForce 7050SE-630A (MCP68PV).

The chipset family NVIDIA 7000 (MCP68) supports the memory type DDR2

Channel mode is supported: Dual channel.

Number of memory slots: 4 DDR2 DIMM

Memory frequency: DDR2 800MHz

The maximum supported memory capacity is 16

Integrated Graphics Integrated GF7050SE graphics.

Onboard sound card Onboard ALC883 8-channel sound card.

Onboard NIC Onboard RTL8111B Gigabit LAN card.

1) Prioritize the slot closest to the CPU.

2) Poor contact. Try it in a different slot

3) Discharge the motherboard and plug it back in.

4) Flashing the latest BIOS solves the problem.

Added: Is it faster to use 800 2g or faster than 667 after downclocking?

On the whole.

800 2g faster

It should be unlikely that you will use up a full 2GB of RAM.

Before, it was not supported by the motherboard, and then it was the memory that was automatically downclocked.

1.Not sure why.

2.Of course, the frequency of 800 is faster, but in fact it is not much different, 667 and 800 are basically the same.

You can add 4G DDR3 memory. You can't add a single 8g stick.

Look at the frequency of your motherboard running memory now, not the nominal frequency of memory, check it with software cpu-z, if it runs at 1333, you can add 1333 memory, if it is higher than 1333, you can't add 1333 memory!

If you look at how many memory slots there are, if there are 4, you can connect them to three.

You can insert as many memory slots as you see how many memory slots the motherboard uses, and the motherboard basically has two or four slots.

Yes, just add memory, no need to change, the memory algebra should be right, DDR2.

Your motherboard is a second-generation memory slot, and the CPU is not high, so it doesn't need to be too big, just add a 2G one, and second-generation memory can rarely be bought more than 2G. Dual-channel, two 2G, a total of 4G is good.

The maximum memory capacity of this motherboard is 8GB, supporting dual-channel DDR2 1066 800 667 533MHz memory, DDR2 memory is brand new, not easy to buy, you can go to the second-hand market or ** go up to see.

Just add the same 2G or 4G memory, remember that it is best to add the same brand, with the same frequency.

If you want to add it, you can only buy a 2GDDR2 memory! It is estimated that it is not easy to buy 4G directly.

It's best to add memory to a brand, if you really don't have it, Kingston's claims to be the most compatible memory, just believe it. Your motherboard is DDR generation memory, and DDR400 is already the highest specification in the generation. So add the memory to add DDR400 1G, 512M is also OK.

It's up to you for budget and performance needs.

The graphics card is AGP 4X interface, so please note that you can buy a graphics card that supports AGP 4X, AGP 8X will not play an effective role, and other PCI-E interfaces will not be used. It is recommended that you use the ATI Radium 9600 or NVIDA's FX5200 graphics card.

Hope it helps!

Motherboards like N61G are very old, and the performance is not very good in all aspects, although it is possible to add memory modules and graphics cards, but now the cost is also a lot, if you buy a strip in the second-hand market and then match a 7300LE 7300GT 6600GT graphics card, it will be almost the end, and the performance will be like that! Calculate how much money it will cost to buy a new one before you act.

If you have to upgrade, then the memory only needs to buy the DDR400 model, as for the brand Kingston, ADATA, and Jinbang, you don't have to consider the compatibility.

If you can add a Kingston memory module, it is best to test it at the installation place before buying it. Avoid incompatibilities.

The motherboard seems to support PCI-E, and it supports up to 9600GT or 9600GSO

It can be used, generally no problem, don't add the graphics card, and if you add it, it's a waste of money.

You need to pay attention to memory timing. frequency, etc., to almost everything can be used.

Your configuration is not too low,If you want to add 2G memory, you must be able to bring it up,The model can buy the second generation of memory,If you want to add more than 4G, you can buy the third generation is the best,It doesn't matter if the brand is,As long as it's **。 However, it is still recommended to add a 4G memory. But I don't know when you bought your CPU?

Finally, take a look at your problem, you said that the card is very, if you can't add memory, then do the system from it, if you return the card, then change the cable of the hard disk, if you return the card, then change the hard disk. If it doesn't work, then change the CPU. Now I don't know how big your hard drive is, if it is above 320G, it is either a CPU aging problem, or a hard disk aging problem, or a hard disk cable aging problem.

However, your memory is too small, so let's try adding it first.

Use Master Lu to test the memory specifications.

This should be done with DDR2, and it should be accurate with a Master Lu or something like that.

This motherboard supports dual-channel DDR2 800 667MHz memory; Supports dual-channel DDR3 1066 800MHz memory. You can choose DDR3 1066 memory usage. It would be better to use two 2G to form a dual channel.

No motherboard can use both Gen 2 and Gen 3 memory.

Although some motherboards have various types of memory slots at the same time, they either use the second generation or the third generation, and cannot be used at the same time.

So if you still have a spare memory slot, you can add another 2G DDR2 800 memory, and the second-hand 100 can be received.

Check the contact between the memory and the memory slot, remove oxidation, and test the single socket. Slots can't be broken with two together. The computer does not show up to check the connection of the graphics card.

Now that you have replaced the memory module, it is right to suspect that there is a problem with the memory slot. But if the slots are broken, two or more slots can't be said! Maybe there's something wrong with the motherboard, such as a problem with the power supply part of the memory.

It's just a problem with the slot, first of all, clean the slot with anhydrous alcohol, and see if it can be solved after drying it thoroughly; If it doesn't work, go for a new slot, this is not difficult.

It is recommended to reinstall the memory and wipe the memory gold finger with a drawing soft eraser to wipe off the dust.

It is recommended to reconnect the hard drive cable. Hang the hard drive to a friend's computer and test it.

It is recommended to change to the same brand of memory as yours and test the boot after installation. See if there is a memory problem.

The above is no problem, you can consider the motherboard memory slot problem, some are loose. (It's best to move the console less often) can be sent to repair the memory slot. However, before repairing, it is recommended that the repair point retest the motherboard and memory.

The monitor or motherboard, broken.