Memory Inserted Backwards Into The Slot!

[marcelosofth]

Friends, I went to put the second memory in Mister, but I put it on the wrong side and now the slot doesn't work anymore, only the other one in the Memory test, and now?

[FPGA64]

Memory test doesnt work with Dual Ram. It only tests the primary slot

[marcelosofth]

Memory test doesnt work with Dual Ram. It only tests the primary slot

Alright, if it only tests the primary slot, does that also apply that games only load in the primary slot?

Because I tried to load a game with only the memory in the secondary slot above and it gives a memory error and the game doesn't load!

So automatically I thought I burned the secondary slot for turning it upside down!

[FPGA64]

You may well have killed it.

The Primary slot is used for every core. The only core that currently uses 2 that is publically available is the PSX beta core.

check each stick in the Primary slot. Then you will know if the Ram chips are undamaged

[marcelosofth]

You may well have killed it.

The Primary slot is used for every core. The only core that currently uses 2 that is publically available is the PSX beta core.

check each stick in the Primary slot. Then you will know if the Ram chips are undamaged

I already checked and the ram chips in the test show the number 3, only the secondary slot shows the number 0, so as you said only the primary slot is tested, so I ask, how will I know in the PSX core that slot 2 of memory is being used?

[FoxbatStargazer]

Memory test doesnt work with Dual Ram. It only tests the primary slot

Alright, if it only tests the primary slot, does that also apply that games only load in the primary slot?

Because I tried to load a game with only the memory in the secondary slot above and it gives a memory error and the game doesn't load!

So automatically I thought I burned the secondary slot for turning it upside down!

If you are saying your primary slot is empty, shouldn't most cores fail to work?

[FPGA64]

You may well have killed it.

The Primary slot is used for every core. The only core that currently uses 2 that is publically available is the PSX beta core.

check each stick in the Primary slot. Then you will know if the Ram chips are undamaged

I already checked and the ram chips in the test show the number 3, only the secondary slot shows the number 0, so as you said only the primary slot is tested, so I ask, how will I know in the PSX core that slot 2 of memory is being used?

No you are not doing what I suggested

Only have memory in the primary slot and for each of the two chips, one at a time, test.

The PSX core needs to be one compiled for Dual Ram, not all the compiles do. If its dual ram enabled then one of the options will allow switching from DDr3 to SDram2, If that option is available then Dual Ram works.

[marcelosofth]

Memory test doesnt work with Dual Ram. It only tests the primary slot

Alright, if it only tests the primary slot, does that also apply that games only load in the primary slot?

Because I tried to load a game with only the memory in the secondary slot above and it gives a memory error and the game doesn't load!

So automatically I thought I burned the secondary slot for turning it upside down!

If you are saying your primary slot is empty, shouldn't most cores fail to work?

It's just that I thought there was no difference to run on Slot1 or Slot2, but in the tests only on Slot1 the games work!

[FPGA64]

The Cores are all set up to only use Slot 1. Slot 2 is only usable by the experimental PSX core

[marcelosofth]

The Cores are all set up to only use Slot 1. Slot 2 is only usable by the experimental PSX core

I'm going to try to download the experimental PSX to see if it enables and uses slot2, because I'm still in doubt about having burned the DE-10 nano, because a little smoke came out and I quickly turned everything off, hence my suspicions!

[FPGA64]

if you saw smoke then you probably have killed either the Ram or the DE10 slot

[marcelosofth]

if you saw smoke then you probably have killed either the Ram or the DE10 slot

After placing the keys in the position of this image I enabled SDRAM2 and miraculously the audio tracks are playing music with the option inside the PSX "SDRAM2" turned on and not DDR3, thank God!

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