Superrapid standbylight flash and dead MBP

So I have been scouring the forums for an answer but haven't really found an anwer.
I have a 2008 Macbook Pro (old design) 2,4GHz, 2GB ram that decided that the time was right to die. I selected the restart machine from the apple menu, it almost restarted, and after that nothing. When i push the power button lightly nothing happens. When I keep the power button pressed down the fan and HDD starts, then the standby light flashes (maybe 5 flashes every second) and then it shuts down. I've tried resetting pram, resetting power, and then I read that flashing lights can mean something wrong with the ram. So I removed the ram and lo and behold, the machine started without me having to hold the powerbutton down... But without ram the machine obviously did not work. Is it really possible that both my rams decided to die at the exact same time? I have tried both rams in both slots, and then only one of them in both slots (I did that with both of them). Or can it be a more serious problem that doesn't show without the rams being in place? Have anyone experienced the same?
Bård Ivar

yes it is very possible that both your rams can go belly up at the same time as a matter of fact they tend to do that .. try to get your hands on another module from a friend or something to verify .
your scenario is described almost exactly here :
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2341
if you are confident that the seating of the rams are all ok ( maybe some dust around ? ) then very high chance that you are looking at two tiny paperweights

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