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SgtIronWolf
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2 minutes ago, Quinnell said:

In the BIOS, have you made sure XMP is turned off?  Did you install the RAM as directed by the motherboard documentation (usually 1st and 3rd slot for dual channel w/ 2 sticks).  

NO 3 and 4 are not working on 1 and 2 I am trying to use 4 sticks. I have 2 sticks in 1 and 2 but as soon as i put a stick in 3 or 4 it stops working.

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