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Hello OCN
__________________I'm having a BIG problem with my computer. Everytime I put my 4gb of memory it wont even boot into bios. Here is the memory I have http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-098-_-Product if you look on newegg one guy post saying this memory wont boot into bios in dual channel on some motherboards. He says that the voltage must be set to 1.9 voltage, my voltage is set to 1.9, but it still wont work. Im running out of ideas and this really is really stressing me out. if u have any ideas i'm all open to new ideas. note: all my memory was tested on another PC and worked fine. thanks OCN like always.
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Did you try in single channel? Just want to see if both will work in your board. Some boards just don't like certain RAM. I have no idea why. I have some crucial RAM that just won't work in my Maximus Formula. The RAM works fine in my other computer though.
Did you clear CMOS when you put it in? No idea if it will matter or not, but might as well try everything.
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Ya single channel works fine. Yes i cleared my CMOS battery many times. thanks for trying to help me.
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Try bumping the north bridge voltage up 1 notch to see if that's the issue. You usually don't have to do this unless you are running a very high fsb or using more than 4GB of RAM (filling more than 2 slots) but maybe that's your issue.
__________________Did you also try booting with each stick individually? Maybe you have a bad stick....or a bad DIMM Edit: Just noticed you are above 4 Ghz...what fsb are you running? I think the NB could use a bit more juice.
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That 4ghz rig is my old one. This another PC that i have. its using Q6700 and a
__________________P35-DS3L mobo.
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Bump the memory voltage up between 2.0v-2.1v
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I bump the voltage 2.1. Still not doing dual channel. I'm 100% sure the ram sticks are perfectly fine. I'm putting one stick in 1 yellow and 1 yellow. Nothing appears on my monitor i'm sure there somthing I can configure in bios to enable to dual channel? please does anyone have any more ideas??????
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The computer boots up fine when there single channel each. But when they are the same color I just a black screen. what can it be? i'm thinking about flashing my bios.
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