Computer games.

[Tramps_mate]

Surprised its not - the franchise is now owned by Microsoft.

Yeah i read that a lot of the team behind fallout London have been hired by Bethesda!

 

[Rita_Poon]

We are 10 days away from Fallout London. I wanna see first hand just how accurate it is. Yeehaa everybody...

Delayed through core program update. And now I've seen what appears to be mutated chickens. You had ravens at the tower to play with. What is the matter with you!?

 

[teppic]

Sea of Stars. Belting.

 

[teppic]

The new game +1 for Sea of Stars tho is disappointing.

 

[carlos21]

The new game +1 for Sea of Stars tho is disappointing.

Hiya teppic.

 

[DualityNSNO]

I do wish these were available on Xbox...

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/store/fallout-4/c3kldkzbhncz ?

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Fallout 4 is finally getting a 'current gen' update on 25 April. Might have to dive back in!

 

[Tramps_mate]

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/store/fallout-4/c3kldkzbhncz ?

Sorry mate, I meant the Fallout London..

I've played all the other Fallout games!

 

[DualityNSNO]

Sorry mate, I meant the Fallout London..

I've played all the other Fallout games!

Ah, I misunderstood, sorry!

PC gets this early, while we get GTA6 probably years late again, so it's a tradeoff of sorts lol

 

[Tramps_mate]

Ta mate, found it from the device ID in the link anyway.

Dell used to be good about that, compared to d'heads like Compaq.

Right, so i have put both new memory cards an and turned the computer back on. Only 1 card has been picked up though!

Any ideas??

 

[DualityNSNO]

Right, so i have put both new memory cards an and turned the computer back on. Only 1 card has been picked up though!

Any ideas??

Which one is the only one that's working - which slot and which stick? Can you move them around, like swap places 1 and 2 and see what happens.

Reseat the sticks anyway, good to try anyway lol

There's a BIOS option called XMP, try turning it on/off and see what happens.

If none of those work - plug it all off, take the CMOS battery (looks like a watch battery, inside the case), hold the power button with the power off for an extra power cycle and put the battery back in and plug it back in. This will reset BIOS settings back to normal, you might have a confused clock when you boot up but it should be fine.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Which one is the only one that's working - which slot and which stick? Can you move them around, like swap places 1 and 2 and see what happens.

Reseat the sticks anyway, good to try anyway lol

There's a BIOS option called XMP, try turning it on/off and see what happens.

If none of those work - plug it all off, take the CMOS battery (looks like a watch battery, inside the case), hold the power button with the power off for an extra power cycle and put the battery back in and plug it back in. This will reset BIOS settings back to normal, you might have a confused clock when you boot up but it should be fine.

Way to advanced at this point. I have a better idea. Lets have a picture of all the memory modules - specific to the stickers with the info on each please.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Way to advanced at this point. I have a better idea. Lets have a picture of all the memory modules - specific to the stickers with the info on each please.

Well Tramps asked for ideas like! lol

It's not that advanced too, it's just a battery with a straight forward seat/notch tbh. If my wife can do it so can anyone lol

As a side not for Tramps - I've had this same thing happen to me with a fresh out of the box one and spraying some air on the slot and re-seating it back in worked; I've also had it where I've got two of the same model/make/type/everything and 1 doesn't work for some reason, and I'd switch it back with another one that's exactly the same and it works*.

* Obviously helps if you've got a parts bin like.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Well Tramps asked for ideas like! lol

It's not that advanced too, it's just a battery with a straight forward seat/notch tbh. If my wife can do it so can anyone lol

As a side not for Tramps - I've had this same thing happen to me with a fresh out of the box one and spraying some air on the slot and re-seating it back in worked; I've also had it where I've got two of the same model/make/type/everything and 1 doesn't work for some reason, and I'd switch it back with another one that's exactly the same and it works*.

* Obviously helps if you've got a parts bin like.

if you make a circuit on the battery with your fingers don't they lose charge? finicky pains in the bum them. also don't want to risk any board shorts or jumper accidents.
Let's have the modules pic'd. I have a concern about dimm vs sodimm for instance. Let's keep it as simple as possible early doors. Things can go south fast with computers.

 

[DualityNSNO]

if you make a circuit on the battery with your fingers don't they lose charge? finicky pains in the bum them. also don't want to risk any board shorts or jumper accidents.
Let's have the modules pic'd. I have a concern about dimm vs sodimm for instance. Let's keep it as simple as possible early doors. Things can go south fast with computers.

Well, yeah, but if you follow these:

plug it all off, take the CMOS battery (looks like a watch battery, inside the case), hold the power button with the power off for an extra power cycle and put the battery back in and plug it back in. This will reset BIOS settings back to normal, you might have a confused clock when you boot up but it should be fine.

you should be fine - it's off at the wall + a power cycle.