3 dimm slot problem.... hi i have a GA-P35C-DS3R ( rev 2.0 bios f12e ) mobo installed with 3 x 1 gb crucial ballistix 1066 ram occupying dimm slots 1, 2, and 4 when i insert a fourth i gb ram into slot 3 the pc crashes i have tried mixing the ram in different...

for the help Try this: 1.) Reset BIOS with the system unplugged 2.) Install 1 module into the first DIMM slot 3.) Boot, go into BIOS, and set the memory voltage (vDIMM) to 2.9v 4.) Save BIOS, turn the system off, and put the other module in slot 3. My MB is...

old 128 stick... I put the new 256 stick into the OTHER DIMM slot on the motherboard and fired the computer up..... No crashes since. So, it was either a defective stick of memory... or the DIMM slot was the problem. I also recently turned off all power...

Currently, I have 2x512MB DDR2-533 memory installed, but I plan to replace this with 2x1GB DDR2-800 when funds become available. The RAM is installed in the two slots furthest from the CPU, as the HSF (CNPS8000) blocks the first DIMM slot. My problem with...

internal. why do you need such specific specifications? Well you want 2 x16s, so that means X58 for intel at least. wow, good luck getting a board that has 4xDDR2 and 2xDDR3 dimm slots its not a problem to get one, problem is that most boards 2 x DDR3 DIMM...

Dimm slots failed or ram problem?. Hey guys...I'm really frustrated right now and would appreciate some insight. Parts involved: ASUS P5N-E SLI LGA 775 NVIDIA nForce 650i SLI ATX Intel Motherboard 4x 2gb OCZ Reaper HPC Edition 240-Pin DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)...

to send in the motherboard now (after trying out some things they asked me to). After 4 weeks waiting on ASUS Turned out to be some sort of grounding ussue with the first pair of dimm slots. So everything is working now. Newest problem is with not only...

bios , that booted but still no 6th dimm working This is quite interesting as I'm having exactly the same problem with my set up (see thread Gigabyte EX-58 Extreme) although I'm only using 6GB. When that third DIMM slot is filled....nothing! hi simon what...

I bought an extra 2GB but it came as Hynix (all with the same spec as the older stuff). The problem I am having is that whichever spare Dimm slot I put the new Hynix memory in, that slot becomes 'Disabled' and obviously is being recognized by my system....

dissipation. Thank you for your opinion and help. Welcome. Always use the DIMM slot nearest to the CPU (DIMM slot 1) to test individual DIMMs of RAM. If the system shows problems with the other slots populated, be sure to go into BIOS and set the RAM...