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Make sure that you are inserting the correct type of ram - many mo bo's are very sensitive to what you throw in there and will not work with just any ram. Put in the exact stuff called for by the manufacturer.
And are you sure it is a ram problem? There are beeps for other hassles other than ram. Check that out.
clean proccessor heat sinc if working well if not may dry solder in board if u r tecnition open laptop and reflow mother board if fix your problem click yes for vote
This motherboard is built with the Intel 845 chipset and is socket 478. This particular motherboard will not support a dual core processor of any kind. This board will only support a standard socket 478 Pentium 4 processor at best. I do not know of any that will support anything better than a Pentium 4 2.8GHz processor with a 400MHz F.S.B.
no display is basically ram issue but condition that mother give u beep noise,
refix RAM proprely, chaque SMPS , PROCCESSOR,HARD DISK, Fixed togethar again ok resolve issue.
it means the problem with u r mother board. chaque the temprature of machine. if itis goes high upto 60 degree. refix proccessor fan After clin & paste, it reduce machine temp, reduce the chance of Damage,
CPU requires you to find a processor that will work for your laptop motherboard then you gotta open it up and remove the CPU.... TOO MUCH WORK! unless you're very comfortable in doing this.
I would recommend go to 512MB to 1G of instead 256MB.
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