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Heres my problem. I just bought a brand new ASUS P5ND2 SLI motherboard, it's nice. Ok, so when I put all the parts together in the machine, and hook up the power, the thing happens that everyone hates to see the moment they've shut the case. Nothing.

The fans, and the power supply run, the processor and its fan spin, however I don't see an image on the screen. So I take the whole thing out, place the mobo on a reversed checker board and power up the mobo alone with nothing on it. Beep codes. Cool.

Power up the mobo with a processor on it. Beep codes. Awesome.

Power up the mobo with processor and RAM inside of it. No beep codes. No matter what I do, I can't get any, I tried bringing in RAM from my old computer into my new one to no avail.

The RAM is the gskill DDR400 PC3200 512 sticks.

I'm at my wits end with this computer, and it's one step closer to being kicked every time I unsuccessfully power it up, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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http://www.crucial.c...2-SLI&submit=Go could be wrong...but i don't think that ram is compatible..

DDR2 SDRAM Frequencies
PC2-4200, PC2-5300, and PC2-6400

Error Detection Support
Non-ECC only


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confirmed that with Crucial.com's live support.... pc3200 ram shouldn't even physically be able to fit in the slot
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Thanks so much, you guys are speedy :whistling:
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