I immafrog1337 Honorable Jun 1, 2013 597 0 10,990 Nov 21, 2014 #1 i have a z97-ar motherboard does it matter if which slots i use for dual channel? like a1 and b1 instead of a2 and b2 http://puu.sh/cZwCJ/78596bbd0d.png
i have a z97-ar motherboard does it matter if which slots i use for dual channel? like a1 and b1 instead of a2 and b2 http://puu.sh/cZwCJ/78596bbd0d.png
Solution helpstar Nov 21, 2014 rtfm recommended slots are a2 & b2, but if the modules are working fine and you don´t have problems, you can stick to a1 and b1 install memtest86+ to thumb drive and boot from it to verify that all is ok in CPU-Z you should look up, if dualchannel is enabled
rtfm recommended slots are a2 & b2, but if the modules are working fine and you don´t have problems, you can stick to a1 and b1 install memtest86+ to thumb drive and boot from it to verify that all is ok in CPU-Z you should look up, if dualchannel is enabled
I iron8orn Admirable May 31, 2014 2,466 0 6,460 Nov 21, 2014 #2 For your motherboard it is the grey slots for dual channel. Upvote 0 Downvote
helpstar Titan Dec 25, 2012 13,262 777 83,840 Nov 21, 2014 Solution #3 rtfm recommended slots are a2 & b2, but if the modules are working fine and you don´t have problems, you can stick to a1 and b1 install memtest86+ to thumb drive and boot from it to verify that all is ok in CPU-Z you should look up, if dualchannel is enabled Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
rtfm recommended slots are a2 & b2, but if the modules are working fine and you don´t have problems, you can stick to a1 and b1 install memtest86+ to thumb drive and boot from it to verify that all is ok in CPU-Z you should look up, if dualchannel is enabled