Is my motherbaord compatible for multiple rams?

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Rishabh Gajra

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i have installed a 2 gb ram (kingston) on my Intel Corporation DH61WW (LGA1155 CPU 1) and have 3 spare 2gb rams which i connected (only one of them as it has only 2 slots).But when check into speccy it says that it has one occupied slot and one free slot. Is it because my pc can only be connected to one slot at a time? what can i do to connect both of them? One of my ram is kingston and other 3 are micron. What combination do i have to use to make it work ? All help is appreciated.Thanks!
Links to my mother board specs -
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/desktop-board-dh61ww.html
 
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Tradesman1

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First, anytime you mix DRAM DRAM from different packages, it can be and often is problematic. Best to get all the DRAM you want in a single package. If indeed it server DRAM B-ECC it probably simply isn't compatible with the mobo, believe it calls for unbuffered, non-ECC

 
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