I have two 4GB Kingston 1600Mhz DDR3 RAMs. So whenever i try to put my rams into the socket A1 and A2...my PC won't start that it would just keeps turning itself off and on. I've tried to put them separately but no luck.
The PC would start if i put the rams into the socket B1 and B2 without no problem but that's an issue for me because i really want to do a dual channel. I've tried everything swapped with one another tried to put them in A1 and B1...i've tried A2 and B2. Whenever a ram gets into the slots A the PC won't start.
Today i've looked at the mobo and noticed that the two little pins that are on the rear side of the mobo is bent. It is parallel to the DIMM sockets. So without any help i've tried to bend it back delicately with success but the problem persists. What should i do guys? The warrenty is already ended. Do i really need dual channel? or should i just suck it up and use the single channel with upgraded RAMs.
You can see it on this image.
http://imgur.com/a/v4CS6
The PC would start if i put the rams into the socket B1 and B2 without no problem but that's an issue for me because i really want to do a dual channel. I've tried everything swapped with one another tried to put them in A1 and B1...i've tried A2 and B2. Whenever a ram gets into the slots A the PC won't start.
Today i've looked at the mobo and noticed that the two little pins that are on the rear side of the mobo is bent. It is parallel to the DIMM sockets. So without any help i've tried to bend it back delicately with success but the problem persists. What should i do guys? The warrenty is already ended. Do i really need dual channel? or should i just suck it up and use the single channel with upgraded RAMs.
You can see it on this image.
http://imgur.com/a/v4CS6
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