Won't POST with memory in dual channel. Hey there, I have recently had a problem arise whereby my machine will not POST or display anything when I have memory in dual channel. My machine is a few months old and was working FINE with 4 sticks all in until...

they run at dual channel. if they're not in pairs, or not identical, they run single channel. 4Gb dual channel. I still run 2Gb dual channel on Windows 7, no issues yet. 4Gb is plenty for games, and the performance increase on running dual channel is quite...

channel is way more forgiving for memory timing errors than dual channel I don't know if all slots work. I was trying to find out why I can't get both sticks of memory to work in the orange slots. I can get them to work together if I use the first orange...

because the 1366 socket allows only triple channel and this memory is dual channel." So I asked, "well can't i just buy two set of the same memory and plug that in so I can triple channel?" His reply was "no because this is dual channel memory you need to...

is thru CPU-Z ID it shows my memory running @333mhz and not the 800mhz it's capabile of and also shows it as single channel memory not the dual channel memory that it is. My mother boards bios has no settings to change for the memory other than the latency...

now) if i could get some of them in the uk would be ok,it has to be a dual chan since P55 doesn't support triple channel ^ With all respect... why you buy a i7 that support tri-channel, to run memory in dual channel?. If you want a dual channel, buy an AMD...

dual channel kits. If you buy a triple channel kit, you normally can't buy a single module later. Three modules on a dual channel motherboard should behave this way: 2 modules will operate in dual channel mode and one module in single channel mode. After...

1333, but 4X1333 is probably not going to happen. very unlikely when you get the POST screen is the mb telling you you have memory in a dual channel configuration? The OP should read his mb manual about where to install the 2 DIMMs for dual channel configuration...

read the following guidelines before installing the memory in Dual or 3 Channel mode. Dual Channel-- 1. Dual Channel mode cannot be enabled if only one DDR3 memory module is installed. 2. When enabling Dual Channel mode with two modules, it is recommended...

amount of people who can't get the FSB all the way up to 200MHz without getting a lot of instability. I know that these boards are only certified for 166MHz operation, but the only thing that can justify bying them instead of the VIA KT400 is running dual channel...