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  • Birthday May 15, 1997

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  1. BurnedGPU
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  2. BurnedGPU
    Before you do anything, contact MS Support. If they can't help you, then reinstall.
  3. BurnedGPU
    This is a common issue with Windows 10. Now Windows activation keys are tied to the motherboard when they are activated. Essentially you are going to need to reinstall Windows.
  4. BurnedGPU
    Yup. http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/memory_ga-990fxa-ud3.pdf
  5. BurnedGPU
    I just tried, system didn't boot. Reset BIOS, still didn't. Moved memory back, now it boots.
  6. BurnedGPU
    Next time, I'll check the compatibility first
  7. BurnedGPU
    I'm going to try this... brb.
  8. BurnedGPU
    So if I switched to an Intel CPU and board, in theory, it should work?
  9. BurnedGPU
    Here is the exact listing that I got: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231416&cm_re=gskill_sniper-_-20-231-416-_-Product Im not going to be too picky, I got GPU's, Mobo, CPU, and PSU all for free.
  10. BurnedGPU
    System does not boot if I only use one. Dual Channel memory. Yes, they are from a kit. I'll check the SN on them in a bit.
  11. BurnedGPU
    Could be it, I checked Gigabyte's memory support, and I didn't see these. I've also tried ram that is on their "supported" page and it is the same error.
  12. BurnedGPU
    I have tried this with only one GPU, and still didn't work.
  13. BurnedGPU
    I've already done this twice. Sorry I didn't put it in the the first post.
  14. BurnedGPU
    I have built a new PC and now have installed Windows 10. Upon further inspection in the System page, of my 8GB of memory, only 3.94GB is "usable". Looking at Resource Monitor, I have 4139MB of "Hardware Reserved" memory. I would like to clear this up so I can use all 8GB. I have tried finding something in my BIOS, but I cannot find anything to change. I have also tried msconfig.exe, unchecking the box for maximum memory. Also checked CPU for bent pins, Nothing has worked. System Specs: Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 Rev 4.0 AMD FX-6300 @ 3.50GHz 8GB G.Skill Sniper 500GB Samsung 850 EVO 2x ASUS Radeon R9 270 OC Edition I have tried using Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 and have still not fixed this. All of them are 64 bit OS's. My BIOS shows that I have 8GB installed, as does Windows. Help pls.
  15. BurnedGPU
    Did you make a bootable Windows 10 install usb, or did you upgrade?
  16. BurnedGPU
    Nope, Windows 10 Pro x64. I know that x32 is maxed at 4GB right?
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