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Asrock P45 TurboTwins2000 memory issue- posting

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I'm having some issues with my P45 TurboTwins2000 I cannot get the system to post at all with DDR2 memory in the first slot i'm using 2 sticks of 2Gig PNY PC2-5300 667.

I've read several posts where people have been having memory problems and i have been messing with the settings in the BIOS but i'm not an expert with this and i cannot get the system to post with either memory stick in slot 1 with several dffernt variations of recommended settings any help here would be greatly appreciated.
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Fill in your system specs in your profile.

Have you reset the CMOS yet?
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I'm having some issues with my P45 TurboTwins2000 I cannot get the system to post at all with DDR2 memory in the first slot i'm using 2 sticks of 2Gig PNY PC2-5300 667.

I've read several posts where people have been having memory problems and i have been messing with the settings in the BIOS but i'm not an expert with this and i cannot get the system to post with either memory stick in slot 1 with several dffernt variations of recommended settings any help here would be greatly appreciated.
do you have a 1333 fsb chip?
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Can you at least boot into bios? If you can, manually set the timing to the recommended timing (of your particular ram) and give it a little bit more voltage see if it helps. But usually DDR2-667 rams won't need more than 1.8-1.9v. Also, make sure the ram ratio jumpers are in the default position.

Also, I have problem with the newer bios, bios version 1.20 works best for me. The newer bios with the "Modify memory for better compatibility" doesn't work for me, I couldn't get a stable oc with anything newer than 1.20.
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