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I am now in charge of the computer room in the school laboratory. One computer is Lenovo's brand host Qitian M2400 CPU (ico/2.8G) motherboard (845GV_1888_8100) The memory (128M) and the hard disk are 40G. A large number of students are doing graduation projects and they need to use computer simulation software and install Aspen version 11.1. Now: My computer room has been replaced with a new Kingston memory module (512M), but there are new problems! After the machine is started, it will be forced to shut down and restart from time to time! This brings inconvenience to the students who are using the computer! (Our system automatically recovers after shutting down) I don’t know the reason now!
Ask the landlord. Did your 512 replace the 128, or was it mixed in?
They are plugged in together. Is it not allowed to be plugged in together??
It's not impossible, it depends on the motherboard. It's okay if different strips are plugged into the motherboard. If there is a motherboard, the strips of the same model and specifications must be plugged in. Generally, the better the board, the worse the compatibility, and the more picky it is. The original poster tried it and unplugged the 128. I only use 512, will there be any problems?
Unplug the 128 and the machine can be used normally! Thank you!!! :victory: :victory: :victory:
Are the main frequencies of the two strips different?