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Sometimes i get this (see picture), but more often I get the 3 beeps, and even sometimes the 3 long and 3 short beeps. Is it fried?
I tried replacing and cleaning both ram and battery. No luck. I tried reinstalling and different versions of OS. No luck. Sometimes it works for days, sometimes nothing works for days.
Three beeps is famous for indicating something is wrong with your RAM. It may be not properly plugged in, or it might be faulty or incompatible. RAM problems can cause the screen shot you displayed.
LasseJesperPedersen wrote:
I tried replacing with one 4gb and one 1gb module ram from my iMac. Trouble was the same. Could it be an issue that they where not of equal size?
Unless the iMac RAM has the identical specifications as required by the MBP, your test is totally invalid and proves nothing.
Ciao.
My guess is in alignment with CT's.
I tried replacing with one 4gb and one 1gb module ram from my iMac. Trouble was the same. Could it be an issue that they where not of equal size?
No,
Who's RAM is this. (what manufacturer)
Different manufacturers. One is Samsung, the other is noname. Those I am replacing in my MacBook er Kingston
what is wrong with my mac?
