Did you put the sticks in the right banks? Generally, they need to sit in banks that have the same color, often with an empty one inbetween. However, this varies per board a bit, so if your layout is different, check the manual of your mobo on it.
Dual Channel Help
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i only have 2 banks not 3 or 4 & they are next to each other with 512 in each of the 2 banks.
Edit:so i guess i am runnin dual channel,everest told me that am runnin 128bit on each ram so i guess i am,its normaly 64 bit right?
& y doesnt CPU-Z shows that am running dual?aint it suppose to?
Edit:so i guess i am runnin dual channel,everest told me that am runnin 128bit on each ram so i guess i am,its normaly 64 bit right?
& y doesnt CPU-Z shows that am running dual?aint it suppose to?
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likely yes... yellow yellow, with an empty one in between. Also, do indeed download CPU-Z and check the memory tab. It'll tell you.
Originally Posted by aznknightz17 erm i have a question about this.....my mobo have 4 banks and i put my RAM into the first and second slot....yellow and orange slot....does that make my ram running at dual channel?? or do i have to put my ram into yellow/yellow bank to get dual channel? |
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CPU-Z dont show anything & ive been wondering y?
Edit:aznknightz17 do ur mobo support dual channel?not cause it has dif colors & 4 banks means it support dual,if it is then it should be in the 1st & 3rd bank or 2nd & 4th bank.
Check out the CPU-Z pic doesnt show,& check out that the everest shows it.
Now whats goin on......
Edit:aznknightz17 do ur mobo support dual channel?not cause it has dif colors & 4 banks means it support dual,if it is then it should be in the 1st & 3rd bank or 2nd & 4th bank.
Check out the CPU-Z pic doesnt show,& check out that the everest shows it.
Now whats goin on......
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