The Memory needs to be in pairs.
So Occupy the 4 bottom ram slots with 4 of the same types of ram.
I would use FPM ( fast page mode ) ram.
Or you can try just 2 ram sticks in very bottom ram slots.

I looked up the motherboard online and saw it has an AMI-BIOS, so if I recall correctly 3 short beeps means that you have a memory error. Try reseating the memory and if that doesn't work I'd suggest checking for bent pins in the RAM sockets and cleaning both the RAM sockets and the RAM modules with some isopropyl or ketonatus alcohol and a soft tooth brush. Are the RAM modules tested to be working? If not, the RAM modules could be faulty as well. (Try the reply above first.)

I tried with 2 memory chipsets. I also tried without any memory chip on the board. The result was the same. Triple loop beeping. Any idea if it is a jumper depend setting?

You say that you installed 8MB of RAM but there are only 6 memory modules in your pictures. That won't work in your case. Each memory module is 8bit, so for PCs with a 32bit bus width (386DX or 486) you need to install groups of 4 modules, starting with bank 0 (it should be labeled on your board which one is bank 0, but it's either the top 4 or bottom 4 sockets).

Installing 30-pin SIMMs in pairs is when you have a 16-bit data bus (i.e. 386SX, 286, ...).

TheMobRules wrote on 2022-05-12, 15:48:

You say that you installed 8MB of RAM but there are only 6 memory modules in your pictures. That won't work in your case. Each memory module is 8bit, so for PCs with a 32bit bus width (386DX or 486) you need to install groups of 4 modules, starting with bank 0 (it should be labeled on your board which one is bank 0, but it's either the top 4 or bottom 4 sockets).

Installing 30-pin SIMMs in pairs is when you have a 16-bit data bus (i.e. 386SX, 286, ...).

Sorry me it was my mistake, I've installed 6 modules each one is 1Mb. Unfortunately, I start to realize there isn't any memory conflict, because neither in pairs of two work, neither even an alone pair (2*1Mb).

I suspect wrong jumper settings because even without memories the result is the same sound.

kotsoskorg wrote on 2022-05-12, 16:11:

TheMobRules wrote on 2022-05-12, 15:48:

You say that you installed 8MB of RAM but there are only 6 memory modules in your pictures. That won't work in your case. Each memory module is 8bit, so for PCs with a 32bit bus width (386DX or 486) you need to install groups of 4 modules, starting with bank 0 (it should be labeled on your board which one is bank 0, but it's either the top 4 or bottom 4 sockets).

Installing 30-pin SIMMs in pairs is when you have a 16-bit data bus (i.e. 386SX, 286, ...).

Sorry me it was my mistake, I've installed 6 modules each one is 1Mb. Unfortunately, I start to realize there isn't any memory conflict, because neither in pairs of two work, neither even an alone pair (2*1Mb).

I suspect wrong jumper settings because even without memories the result is the same sound.

Install 4 (in bank 0) or 8 modules (in banks 0 and 1). Not 1, 2 or 6 modules!

Babasha wrote on 2022-05-12, 16:29:

kotsoskorg wrote on 2022-05-12, 16:11:

TheMobRules wrote on 2022-05-12, 15:48:

You say that you installed 8MB of RAM but there are only 6 memory modules in your pictures. That won't work in your case. Each memory module is 8bit, so for PCs with a 32bit bus width (386DX or 486) you need to install groups of 4 modules, starting with bank 0 (it should be labeled on your board which one is bank 0, but it's either the top 4 or bottom 4 sockets).

Installing 30-pin SIMMs in pairs is when you have a 16-bit data bus (i.e. 386SX, 286, ...).

Sorry me it was my mistake, I've installed 6 modules each one is 1Mb. Unfortunately, I start to realize there isn't any memory conflict, because neither in pairs of two work, neither even an alone pair (2*1Mb).

I suspect wrong jumper settings because even without memories the result is the same sound.

Install 4 (in bank 0) or 8 modules (in banks 0 and 1). Not 1, 2 or 6 modules!

I did what you recommended, but still nothing. Could you please check the photo? There are 4 modules, starting from slot1 to slot4.

Install just these 4 in the photo in the bottom 4 ram slots.
Also remove the IDE controller card.
Strange amount of cache you have installed ?
Set your cache setting to 64kb.
Double check your jumpers for CPU voltage and settings ?

Don’t give up.
Trouble shooting a computer is a “Process of Elimination”
You Eliminate the options / components that did not work in order to find the solution and problem with components.
But you want your jumper settings to be correct.

Intel486dx33 wrote on 2022-05-12, 17:29:

Install just these 4 in the photo in the bottom 4 ram slots. Also remove the IDE controller card. Strange amount of cache you ha […]
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Install just these 4 in the photo in the bottom 4 ram slots.
Also remove the IDE controller card.
Strange amount of cache you have installed ?
Set your cache setting to 64kb.
Double check your jumpers for CPU voltage and settings ?

Don’t give up.
Trouble shooting a computer is a “Process of Elimination”
You Eliminate the options / components that did not work in order to find the solution and problem with components.
But you want your jumper settings to be correct.

Good day,
is it possible to give this error, because there is no battery yet installed?

Hard to see, but in my opinion the 387 is in installed in the wrong way

AlessandroB wrote on 2022-05-12, 18:19:

Hard to see, but in my opinion the 387 is in installed in the wrong way

Can you enlight me please?