I have 2 sticks of Kingston pc 2700 ram for my p4I45d Motherboard and it will not boot any suggestions

I would verify that the memory you're using is actually working properly.
Try to boot to the new stick and see if it works.
If not, it doesn't work.
If it does, you may need to replace the original stick with the same stick that you are trying to use now.
Use this site as a guide.
http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=K8M800%20Micro%20AM2&Cat=RAM

You may want to download memtest86+ and burn it to a CD, boot from that CD and it will tell you if the memory stick is bad.

It does sound like bad memory though

PC3200 is backwards compatible with PC2700. Meaning you can install PC3200 into your motherboard but it won't run any faster than would PC2700, however it will not cause any harm and should work fine.

Emachine's would say you need PC2700 most likely because they're trying to sell you some.

One of your new memory modules or the memory slots on your computer may be defective. I recommend installing a single stick of memory and booting your system. If it is successful then shut it down, disconnect the power and install another stick. Boot again and keep doing so and by process of elimination identify the bad memory stick or the bad memory slot.

This is the "likely" cause and isn't too uncommon.

Good luck.

Try placing one stick at a time in and powering up. It sounds like you have a memory problem (a stick may be bad).

If it powers fine, then power it down and change the memory, and try again to see if it fails on one.

make sure they are compatible with your computer, there are alot of electronic stores (circuit city) was the worst at it, but will sell you the wrong ones and say they are backwards compatible.. usually P4 2.8 can run PC2700, some run PC2100, which im hoping yours is PC2700... if so, make sure they are NON-ECC also... i would just get 2 1 gig PC2700 DDR 200pin sticks and stick em in... good luck

it depends on the motherboard that u use. beep sounds means memory problem so try using 2x512 mb ram i think ur motherboard did not support 1 gb ram.

Your motherboard supports DDR SDRam I assume the ram sticks you bought fit in the socket correctly and are the right way round?
Try the computer with each ram stick seperately. Just because ram is new doesnt mean its not defective.
What configurations do you have?
Are you using two corsair sticks or two kingston or a mix of both and what models are they?

if this is dual channel memory, you have to use matching pairs for each channel. 2 kingston sticks will not neceserrily be a matching pair.

maybe you must reset the bios in the motherboard. try to open your system then look for a 3 pin in the motherboard near in the CMOS battery.. it has a number 1,2 and 3 it is called jumper settings.... try to put the pin in number 2 and 3 then w8 after 10 seconds then gput it back to 1 and 2 in try to boot up.. ^^ i wish this could be help.. ^^

Kingston Value Ram will do, nothing over 533mhz

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