I have a system based on the Asus X99-a USb 3.1 motherboard and have decided to upgrade the memory.
The exisitng memory is installed in DIMM B1 & DIMM D1 with the new sticks going in A1 & C1, the new memory is being read.
The new memory isn't being read by the BIOS or Windows 10 but is recognised by cup-z, I have updated the BIOS to the latest version. The new memory is HyperX FURY DDR4 which is the same as the exisiting memory.
I have removed the original memory and replaced it with the new sticks which do work, the problem happens when the 4 sticks are all in the PC at the same time.
This is how the new sticks are showing in the BIOS.
http://imgbox.com/bV7IC08z
http://imgbox.com/GzVgiBMA
The exisitng memory is installed in DIMM B1 & DIMM D1 with the new sticks going in A1 & C1, the new memory is being read.
The new memory isn't being read by the BIOS or Windows 10 but is recognised by cup-z, I have updated the BIOS to the latest version. The new memory is HyperX FURY DDR4 which is the same as the exisiting memory.
I have removed the original memory and replaced it with the new sticks which do work, the problem happens when the 4 sticks are all in the PC at the same time.
This is how the new sticks are showing in the BIOS.
http://imgbox.com/bV7IC08z
http://imgbox.com/GzVgiBMA
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