the RAM seeing you remove & replace this parts knowing dang well its the problem
AdUnique8768
RAM is Scabbers hiding in Ron’s cardigan
BoffyToffee
Swap the ssd to ram
Breakingerr
RAM being Volondemort
fuckin_normie
I had a new PC. It wouldn’t turn on. After a month and a different power supply, 2 motherboards and 2 sets of RAM I decided to check my CPU because it was literally the only thing left. It was a straight out the box new Ryzen X3D, and of course it turned out I had a faulty CPU. It took me so long because it never crossed my mind this is even a possibility. Thankfully I got a replacement very easily
Harvey_Wilde
Are you sure is not that RGB SSD?
ParkerWilsonGC
“But I hope it is not you VGA”
RageOfNemesis
“It’s not RAM”
“There’s no way it is RAM.”
“It was RAM.”
shadydamamba
Hahaa never the 12.00 cable
kwamectc
You forgot the RAM guy
BrevilleMicrowave
Alright guys I get it. You can stop commenting RAM now.
Old_Emphasis7922
90% of the time is RAM
Mrright016
Ram ram ram
ShaxxAttaxx
Forgetting ram lol
Cubic-Sphere
my case watching me rma part after part with no success
MagicOrpheus310
And RAM!!
thebebee
swap ssd to ram and psu to cpu
Baldurian3
So many people saying ram surprises me, I think ive never had any issues with ram it was always the GPU but luckily still in warranty.
700Baggedcats
Please RAM me in the behind
Reddbearddd
The hardest thing that I ever troubleshot was Windows freezing when it hit the desktop, no errors, no BSOD. I tried what felt like everything, even a fresh install of Windows which it felt like I haven’t had to do since Windows 98….still froze at desktop.
I noticed that when it froze, my speakers would let out a very quiet high pitched tone. I snatched my sound card out, problem went away.
Huge_Aerie2435
The only problem I ever have with SSD is getting them to work the first time in a new system.. Once they are set up, they are fine. Every time my computer has a problem though, I worry it is my GPU.. I wouldn’t be able to replace it right now..
Eclipse_offMyChest
for me, its always the RAM or some random ass driver that not even god knew existed under our sun…
The_BigSuck420
Not always. Just returned my brand new defective 12600k.
If that doesn’t work, then the mobo is next.
If that doesn’t work, I’m buying an xbox. Fxck this.
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Are you sure it’s not your RAM?
the RAM seeing you remove & replace this parts knowing dang well its the problem
RAM is Scabbers hiding in Ron’s cardigan
Swap the ssd to ram
RAM being Volondemort
I had a new PC. It wouldn’t turn on. After a month and a different power supply, 2 motherboards and 2 sets of RAM I decided to check my CPU because it was literally the only thing left. It was a straight out the box new Ryzen X3D, and of course it turned out I had a faulty CPU. It took me so long because it never crossed my mind this is even a possibility. Thankfully I got a replacement very easily
Are you sure is not that RGB SSD?
“But I hope it is not you VGA”
“It’s not RAM”
“There’s no way it is RAM.”
“It was RAM.”
Hahaa never the 12.00 cable
You forgot the RAM guy
Alright guys I get it. You can stop commenting RAM now.
90% of the time is RAM
Ram ram ram
Forgetting ram lol
my case watching me rma part after part with no success
And RAM!!
swap ssd to ram and psu to cpu
So many people saying ram surprises me, I think ive never had any issues with ram it was always the GPU but luckily still in warranty.
Please RAM me in the behind
The hardest thing that I ever troubleshot was Windows freezing when it hit the desktop, no errors, no BSOD. I tried what felt like everything, even a fresh install of Windows which it felt like I haven’t had to do since Windows 98….still froze at desktop.
I noticed that when it froze, my speakers would let out a very quiet high pitched tone. I snatched my sound card out, problem went away.
The only problem I ever have with SSD is getting them to work the first time in a new system.. Once they are set up, they are fine. Every time my computer has a problem though, I worry it is my GPU.. I wouldn’t be able to replace it right now..
for me, its always the RAM or some random ass driver that not even god knew existed under our sun…
Not always. Just returned my brand new defective 12600k.
If that doesn’t work, then the mobo is next.
If that doesn’t work, I’m buying an xbox. Fxck this.