Epox 8KHA+ Mobo + More RAM = network problems?!?!

External Since: Apr 12, 2004 Posts: 2

Hello all,

Pulling my hair out on this one. I have an epox 8KHA+ mobo running
with some generic 512MB RAM... runs great, no worries. I recently
bought another dimm of 512MB from Crucial. Once i install it, i see
that the system recognizes the memory and everything loads up
correctly... however, my NETWORK card has serious miseries...
sometimes if it manages to actually connect to the outside world
everything loads VERY slowly (Cable modem not an issue).

I remove the Crucial dimm and everything is back working.

So, i figured it was a bad stick. I get another 512MB dimm this time
from Kingston... same damn problem.

I tried putting the Kingston and Crucial dimms together as well, no
luck.

Both sticks are PC2100, 2.5CAS, and non-ECC.

Help!!!

Thanks
SN

External Since: May 17, 2004 Posts: 52

SN

What operating system and network card are you using?

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"sho_nuff" <sho_nufff76.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:49b3506c.0404120637.d268951@posting.google.com...
> Hello all,
>
> Pulling my hair out on this one. I have an epox 8KHA+ mobo running
> with some generic 512MB RAM... runs great, no worries. I recently
> bought another dimm of 512MB from Crucial. Once i install it, i see
> that the system recognizes the memory and everything loads up
> correctly... however, my NETWORK card has serious miseries...
> sometimes if it manages to actually connect to the outside world
> everything loads VERY slowly (Cable modem not an issue).
>
> I remove the Crucial dimm and everything is back working.
>
> So, i figured it was a bad stick. I get another 512MB dimm this time
> from Kingston... same damn problem.
>
> I tried putting the Kingston and Crucial dimms together as well, no
> luck.
>
> Both sticks are PC2100, 2.5CAS, and non-ECC.
>
> Help!!!
>
> Thanks
> SN