Brendan507

That's what I was hoping it wasn't. Well, time for a new Mobo

Yes same issue with a new set. I'm 100% positive they're all the way in, if I switch them to the alternate slots (B1 and B2) I get a A2 error code (IDE detect), but I know those aren't recommended for only two sticks. As far as I can tell they weren't put in too forcefully, just enough to get a click on both sides

Just put my first build together today and I had a successful test boot outside of the case but noticed the start up was only recognizing half of (8gb) of the memory, so I switched them around and made sure they were really seated correctly. I assembled the rest inside the case and everything appeared to be working correctly but it was not booting. Took the RAM out and re installed and I'm now getting a 55 on the Q code. I've tried everything, switching the configuration, resetting the BIOS, booting with one stick of RAM and it's still stuck on that 55. I even tried different RAM (brand new) in it and it's still staying no memory. Is it possible for the DIMM slots to break or something? Running out of ideas here and I've googled everything. Its an ASUS Maximus VII Hero MoBo Intel i5 4690 processor Corsair Vengeance 16 Gb (2 8's) 1866mhz RAM EVGA GeFORCE 970 gtx Video Card Corsair 850w power supply gold rated