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By gismo112 Tue Jan 08, 2013 11:37 am
Hello,

I bought some 3rd party ram a while ago, and it seems to work fine until yesterday, when i monitor through the sampler there is no noise but when i record the right output(speaker) is full of noise. I thought my mpc was broken until i removed the 3rd party ram. After the uninstall the noise was gone.. Sometimes the mpc chrashed to so i think the ram is not accepted by the mpc. Ordered some akai ram, hope the problem is solved when i put that in

What do you guy think, will the noise be removed when installed the akai ram?

Thanks.
By h3ndrix Tue Jan 08, 2013 5:14 pm
gismo112 wrote:Hello,

I bought some 3rd party ram a while ago, and it seems to work fine until yesterday, when i monitor through the sampler there is no noise but when i record the right output(speaker) is full of noise. I thought my mpc was broken until i removed the 3rd party ram. After the uninstall the noise was gone.. Sometimes the mpc chrashed to so i think the ram is not accepted by the mpc. Ordered some akai ram, hope the problem is solved when i put that in

What do you guy think, will the noise be removed when installed the akai ram?

Thanks.


I'm not sure how faulty ram can cause sporadic noise but if it works fine with the ram out of the mpc, I'd say yeah it'll work.

One thing to note, there is nothing wrong with 3rd party ram, assuming you got the right
Specs. Some ram is just doa because they are very sensitive and have to b handled with care. I say double check your specs and get another stick of 3rd party ram, then buy yourself a car with the money you saved. I spent 5 dollars on mine, works great