Dawelio
Active member
Hey guys,
So I have a PC that I will be rebuilding very soon. It's an ATX system that will go into an mITX system.
Now my quite dumb question for you guys are this... since my PC works now, and all I will really change are the RAM sticks and the motherboard.
The rest will be going from my ATX to the ITX system.
Now, would/could it be a good idea to pop in the new ram sticks in my current system to see if they work and aren't faulty?...
So if they work etc and I put the ITX system togheter and it won't boot... it "can" most likely be the motherboard yes?, since all other components have been tested and work.
Also, since everything is stock... it should work "out of the box" yes?...
Hope you guys followed this a bit lol explanation.
Thanks!
So I have a PC that I will be rebuilding very soon. It's an ATX system that will go into an mITX system.
Now my quite dumb question for you guys are this... since my PC works now, and all I will really change are the RAM sticks and the motherboard.
The rest will be going from my ATX to the ITX system.
Now, would/could it be a good idea to pop in the new ram sticks in my current system to see if they work and aren't faulty?...
So if they work etc and I put the ITX system togheter and it won't boot... it "can" most likely be the motherboard yes?, since all other components have been tested and work.
Also, since everything is stock... it should work "out of the box" yes?...
Hope you guys followed this a bit lol explanation.
Thanks!