Does anyone have this combination? I currently cant get the motherboard to boot to windows if I have any module in B1/B2 slot, I just can get to the BIOS (which tells me that the memory is working good).
If I have modules in A1 or A2 OR A1+A2, then it boots fine to Windows but if I try to install a module in B1 or B2 or B1+B2 (Independent if I have modules in A1/A2) It will not boot at all.
I have tried clearing the BIOS by:
1. Remove all sticks
2. Clear CMOS using the button on the back.
3. Turn off PSU.
4. Disconnect the power cable.
5. Remove the CMOS battery for 10 minutes.
6. Put it back in place.
7. Reconnect power cable.
8. Switch on the PSU.
9. Install two sticks of RAM in the red slots.
10. Turn on system.
But that didnt help. I also tried to run Memtest86+ on all four modules (about an hour on each) without getting any error, they all passed. I also installed the latest BIOS again (already had the latest BIOS) but nothing.
Either the motherboard is faulty or it just cant handle these memory modules.
If I have modules in A1 or A2 OR A1+A2, then it boots fine to Windows but if I try to install a module in B1 or B2 or B1+B2 (Independent if I have modules in A1/A2) It will not boot at all.
I have tried clearing the BIOS by:
1. Remove all sticks
2. Clear CMOS using the button on the back.
3. Turn off PSU.
4. Disconnect the power cable.
5. Remove the CMOS battery for 10 minutes.
6. Put it back in place.
7. Reconnect power cable.
8. Switch on the PSU.
9. Install two sticks of RAM in the red slots.
10. Turn on system.
But that didnt help. I also tried to run Memtest86+ on all four modules (about an hour on each) without getting any error, they all passed. I also installed the latest BIOS again (already had the latest BIOS) but nothing.
Either the motherboard is faulty or it just cant handle these memory modules.
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