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    Alienware 14 over clocking issues

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by Joedino, Aug 14, 2016.

  1. Joedino

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    Hello. I have had my laptop for several months now and I wanted to try over clocking just for kicks. When I went to reboot my system, I got a 4 beeps code with a black screen which means a read/write issue with the ram. I then removed the ram and cleaned everything and still got 4 beeps. I tried to boot without ram and got 2 beeps which is "no ram detected".

    Did I fry my ram or do I need to reset the CMOS?
     
  2. Zoltan@zTecpc

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    4 beeps indicates RAM issues. If you re-seat the RAM and still beeping then try the EC reset.

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    How would you do that on a alien ware 14? I have looked on the Internet and haven't gotten much
     
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