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i have a x99 msi plus mobo the ram is corsair 16g ddr4 2400 and it wont post with all 4 sticks in and it olny post with i have 2 sticks in slots 1 and 2 that the only way it post i cant even get it to post in any other slot can some1 give me suggestions how to fix this

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what is the RAM in question?

 

are they Quad Channel RAMs?

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Yea they are in quad channel ram the only time it post is when the ram are in slots 1 and 2 but if i take out 1 then 2 wont work by it self i updated the bios and tried every config try to adjust the timming manaully but thats not working either all stick work too

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Yea they are in quad channel ram the only time it post is when the ram are in slots 1 and 2 but if i take out 1 then 2 wont work by it self i updated the bios and tried every config try to adjust the timming manaully but thats not working either all stick work too

run with dual stick and see if you can update the BIOS

 

the BIOS may solve RAM stability

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