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    the G-Diffuser Senior Member pevergreen's Avatar
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    Hi:

    For some reason, when all 6 sticks of ram are in my mobo, windows hangs on the loading screen where the bars go accross the bottom under the logo. 4 sticks work fine.

    Windows xp 64 bit.
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    Default Re: RAM issue

    Are all the sticks of RAM the same speed and type? Are all the slots the same speed and type? (On my motherboard i have 4 slots for 1 type of RAM and 2 slots for another...)

    Can you enter the BIOS screen (Setup)? If so, is it registering the correct memory details (size, speed, type...)?

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    Default Re: RAM issue

    6 identical sticks. Purchased as two 3packs.

    Two of these:
    G Skill 6G(3x2G) DDR3 PC10666 9-9-9-24

    Motherboard:
    Gigabyte GA-P55-UD6 P55 DDR3 PCI-Ex16 SATAII RAID 2xGLAN SLI Crossfire.


    Recently upon login, it bluescreens, reboots, then it works fine. Happens every time without fail now. No idea what the is causing it.

    Checking against mobo manual, two operating lights next to memory are for working indicating, two for alerts (over?power and something. all 4 are on with 4 sticks, but it works, apart from that initial BSOD, go down to 2 sticks and the alerts go.

    Couldnt be a power thing could it?
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    Default Re: RAM issue

    Quote Originally Posted by pevergreen View Post
    6 identical sticks. Purchased as two 3packs.

    Two of these:
    G Skill 6G(3x2G) DDR3 PC10666 9-9-9-24

    Motherboard:
    Gigabyte GA-P55-UD6 P55 DDR3 PCI-Ex16 SATAII RAID 2xGLAN SLI Crossfire.


    Couldnt be a power thing could it?
    Could be, what PSU do you have?

    Also, have you checked the RAM is on this list?

    Your board's spec lists the following:

    Memory:
    6 x 1.5V DDR3 DIMM sockets supporting up to 16 GB of system memory
    Dual channel memory architecture
    Support for DDR3 2600+/2200/1600/1333/1066/800 MHz memory modules
    Support for non-ECC memory modules
    Support for Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) memory modules
    But nothing jumps out at me from that.

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    Default Re: RAM issue

    can't read PDF's here >__>
    Antec ATX TruePower 750W Blue


    apart from that, I'm running:

    Gigabyte GTX275 896M DDR3 PCIE2.0 DSub
    Western Digital 500G SATAII 7200rpm HDD 32M Green Power (times 2)
    Pioneer SATA DVR218L 22X DVD Black & Cyberlink
    Intel Core i7 860 Processor LGA1156 2.8GHz 8MB Cache CPU
    Pioneer BDC-S02BK Blu-Ray Combo Drive SATA Black Retail
    Last edited by pevergreen; 11-10-2009 at 11:46.
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    Default Re: RAM issue

    Return the RAM modules. If anything else is viable, I'll cancel my Dragon Age Origins order (which I'd not really believe if I were you)

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    Default Re: RAM issue

    Really?

    There doesnt seem to anything actually wrong with them.

    Switching them out and they all work.
    Quote Originally Posted by TosaInu
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    but I joke. Some of my best friends are Vietnamese villages.
    Quote Originally Posted by Lemur
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    Default Re: RAM issue

    The following is listed under the P55-UD6 DDR3 1333 mobo

    "2GB G.SKILL F3-10666CL8D-4GBHK DS v v"

    They both look like a match for your setup.

    I don't know much about Antec PSUs, trying to find a review. This one seems to rate it though.

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    Default Re: RAM issue

    Here are bootable ISO's for MEmtest86+ v4.00. Test your sticks with it. I'm pretty sure you'll end up seeing that you have unfortunately bought malfunctioning modules from manufacture.
    Last edited by LeftEyeNine; 11-10-2009 at 16:53.

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