M markq13131155f02db New member Joined Mar 30, 2025 Messages 2 Mar 30, 2025 #1 This is the first time I built a computer myself, before that I already had a computer with the system installed. When booting, the BIOS began to open with an inscription stating that I had installed the RAM incorrectly (I used slots 1 and 2, but it was written better than 2 and 4). Is it better for me to move the RAM to other slots? Also, my OS didn't start up until I changed the startup mode from UEFI to CSM. Until then, the BIOS was opened. Can you tell me what this might be related to? Can I start my computer with UEFI?
This is the first time I built a computer myself, before that I already had a computer with the system installed. When booting, the BIOS began to open with an inscription stating that I had installed the RAM incorrectly (I used slots 1 and 2, but it was written better than 2 and 4). Is it better for me to move the RAM to other slots? Also, my OS didn't start up until I changed the startup mode from UEFI to CSM. Until then, the BIOS was opened. Can you tell me what this might be related to? Can I start my computer with UEFI?
E Edric Well-known member Joined Jan 12, 2023 Messages 2,342 Mar 31, 2025 #2 markq13131155f02db said: This is the first time I built a computer myself, before that I already had a computer with the system installed. When booting, the BIOS began to open with an inscription stating that I had installed the RAM incorrectly (I used slots 1 and 2, but it was written better than 2 and 4). Is it better for me to move the RAM to other slots? Also, my OS didn't start up until I changed the startup mode from UEFI to CSM. Until then, the BIOS was opened. Can you tell me what this might be related to? Can I start my computer with UEFI? Click to expand... If you built a motherboard product, post at the link below would get more help, this is a forum for laptop products. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?forums/gaming-motherboards-meg-mpg-mag.122/
markq13131155f02db said: This is the first time I built a computer myself, before that I already had a computer with the system installed. When booting, the BIOS began to open with an inscription stating that I had installed the RAM incorrectly (I used slots 1 and 2, but it was written better than 2 and 4). Is it better for me to move the RAM to other slots? Also, my OS didn't start up until I changed the startup mode from UEFI to CSM. Until then, the BIOS was opened. Can you tell me what this might be related to? Can I start my computer with UEFI? Click to expand... If you built a motherboard product, post at the link below would get more help, this is a forum for laptop products. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?forums/gaming-motherboards-meg-mpg-mag.122/