I have two of the same ram sticks, yet only one is being detected, why?

21 Comments

  1. T3DDY173

    It’s not pushed in properly.

    I can see the first one sticking out a bitm

  2. Need to push the RAM in, can see the top clip on the left hand stick is loose

  3. More force is needed! when the green stuff is about to break you can be sure they are slotted.

  4. Emperor_Zar

    From the image: the stick on the left is not seated correctly. I concur with the others.

  5. Critterhouse

    You need to download more ram from the internet. But in all honesty try reseating the ram, doesn’t look pushed all the way in. Other then that make sure it is the right kind of ram for the mother board.

  6. Saiyan-Zero

    “Force, you shall use. Stick properly the RAM must. Push, you need.”

  7. vextryyn

    Stick is dead, stick isn’t seated, I once had a dog hair causing a short.

  8. FlounderInfamous4332

    You need to RAM it in there. I don’t know why nobody said it yet.

  9. Even from this single image, the left is clearly not pushed in all the way

  10. half-baked_axx

    Story time. I literally got my PC for free (had to upgrade GPU/PSU but still) due to an error like this. The guy who built it thought he broke one of the RAM slots and didn’t want to pay for more parts so they got a prebuild and just sold it to my brother in law for $200. Then he gave it to me. Then I just took out and reinserted both cards and it worked lol.

  11. Honest-Iron-509

    Left one is not in. See the latches? They should both be kissing the ram sticks

  12. TheDutchTexan

    Left one isn’t seated properly. Re-install it. Or push down on the top corner, it might click in.

  13. PaleDreamer_1969

    Do I see RGB lights on those sticks? They definitely aren’t plugged in correctly

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