No signal with Corsair Cmz4gx3m1a1600c9 to my monitor

**DIMINUTIVE!** · 31-10-2011

I recently bought my motherboard 1 x 4 GB CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 is an EVO-V M4A785TD the piece of paper says it is well-matched with memory, when I acquire the Corsair memory on my motherboard, the motherboard unable to send the signal to my monitor, any suggestion?

**Miguel Reyes** · 31-10-2011

Make sure you have the latest BIOS installed and sure to reset the BIOS before installing the new RAM. Then load the default settings and see if after this message.

You also necessitate to overclock the CPU to acquire something higher than 1066/13333 MHz depending on your CPU.

**Himalayan** · 31-10-2011

Put an old stick again to start the bios and set the voltage to 1.6-1.65 save and close. then install the new RAM and see if it boots.

Vengeance is the ram voltage of 1.5 V of values, but since you do not have an Intel platform sandy bridge the voltage is too low bet ill.

**Ooghavanth** · 31-10-2011

Originally Posted by Himalayan

Put an old stick again to start the bios and set the voltage to 1.6-1.65 save and close. then install the new RAM and see if it boots.

Vengeance is the ram voltage of 1.5 V of values, but since you do not have an Intel platform sandy bridge the voltage is too low bet ill.

Mistreat slot I put in my bios to 1.60 v, and not start: s, any more suggestion?

**Leslie f** · 31-10-2011

Some CPUs support only 1066 or 1333 MHz memory. I could look up to you, but you do not have the processor on your specification. However, that information can be found at the site of AMD. A list of compatible memory types and speeds