Onda NF5S motherboard memory problem 20

It should be possible! Plug it in and see if it doesn't work, take it down!

The chip of Onda NF5S is NVIDIA NFORCE 550 and supports DDR2 800

It is recommended that you restore the BIOS to the factory state and then insert a new memory. If it still doesn't light up, it's probably a memory problem.

Added: After clearing the BIOS, all the slots of the single plug are not lit? That's a problem with the memory, or the memory is not compatible with the motherboard. If the mixing of two memories does not prove that the new memory is not a problem, it will not be a problem, and if you do not run a program that occupies a lot of memory, you will not be able to see it.

It can be used.

It should be that you didn't get it right.

Your motherboard, if it uses heads-up memory, must be plugged into the first slot, otherwise it won't turn on.

Motherboard support is useless, your CPU is AMD's, AMD's processor has a built-in memory controller, so it depends on the face of the CPU to support that kind of memory.

In addition, AMD processors also have the trouble of irregular frequency division, such as 4800+, with DDRII667, the default (that is, when the memory frequency in the BIOS is set to 667 or Auto) The actual working frequency of the memory is 625; With DDRII800, the default (i.e., when the memory frequency in the BIOS is set to 800 or Auto) is actually 714.

So, you can try to use them together first, then force the memory to be 667 in the BIOS, and then remove one of the 667 ones to see if it can be used.

The compatibility of the motherboards of the Onda series is not very good, 667 is plugged in with 800, and the 800 will automatically drop to 667.

As for the 800's easy blue screen problem, it is recommended to change the memory with good compatibility, such as: ADATA and Jinbang series memory.

Yes, but it's best not to use different memories together.

Yes, it can be mixed and interjected.

You'd better flash the motherboard BIOS or try a 2G RAM instead.

Since you can use 3G, it means that one of the 1G is not compatible with the 2G, theoretically DDR800 DDR667 can be used, but some motherboards just can't, you plug in the 2G one, and plug in the two 1G ones separately to see which one can't be used!!

Note that there is a gap in the middle of the memory.,There's a partition in the middle of the memory slot.,These two correspond to OK.。。。 NF5S is the installation of 2nd generation memory modules...

Steps,First pull down the white buckles on both sides of the slot where you want to install memory,Align the memory gap with the middle interval on the slot,Note that the length of both sides of the notch is different,Don't plug it upside down。。。 After putting the slot in the slot, press and hold both ends of the memory module with two thumbs, and press straight down, and the buckles on both sides of the slot will come back up by themselves to buckle the bayonet on both sides of the memory module. Normally, there will be a "click" sound, and the white buckles on both sides of the slot are in place at the same time.

Check it carefully after plugging it in to see if it is in place and whether the buckles on both sides are in place...

You look at the voltage marked near the dumbproof port of the memory slot on the board, if the voltage can use your memory, if it is, it will be no fun. Try more to know how to plug in, there is a dumb mouth, not afraid of inserting the wrong one, don't be too violent, it will not be bad.

Wouldn't it be solved by changing Kingston's memory...

In general, there is a problem with the socket of your motherboard or the compatibility of the motherboard is not good. If it works fine with other memory. Then it's better to change the memory than to change the motherboard, which costs less.

The most typical memory compatibility issue.

It is recommended to upgrade, the motherboard can be sold, depending on your CPU, generally 80 yuan for a single core, 180 yuan for a dual core. Memory Jintai sells for 180, Black King Kong sells for 80, up to a total:

Change to the following accessories, ASRock 880g

AM2 210 Dual-core.

Kingston 2GDDR3 1333

Total: Make up the price difference, now the memory is cheap, it is the time to upgrade, although it will cost but it will be followed by higher performance, three-year warranty, anyway, you use it yourself. If you don't change it, one day a certain accessory will break, and it will not be cost-effective.

It's best to monetize when it's valuable.

Jintaike memory does have such a problem, that is, the problem of incompatibility, I have encountered the same thing, changed to Jinbang's, and it is done!

Congratulations, you've bought a fake!

I've also bought fakes once and found things that aren't compatible with motherboards!

Fakes are very incompatible and can easily break beware of profiteers!