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It's been an honor being part of the PC Master Race (lemdro.id)
submitted 2 weeks ago by TheMilk@lemdro.id to c/pcmasterrace@lemmy.world
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It's been an honor being apart of the PC Master Race for the last 9 years. Unfortunately my Ram decided to die when the market is too expensive. Troubleshooted all 4 RAM sticks, they are dead. I've been meaning to update my 2666 DDR4 but never got to it. Paying for my lazy consequences. It's been a fun ride. Don't know what I'll do with my spare time. I'll still be a lurker. Learn from my mistakes, upgrade/update when you can. Milk signing out. ✌️

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[–] FrederikNJS@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 week ago

I had an older computer where the CPU died, and it exhibited exactly these symptoms.

See if you can find someone with a compatible system, and try to swap some parts back and forth to rule out which are the broken ones. If you can find another DDR4 system and put your RAM sticks in, then you'll know whether your RAM is actually broken or not.

Sometimes a BIOS reset can also help when the system can't POST.