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I did some things and got it to work (reseated ram and inserted one at a time)  I couldn't get it to work with 8 Gb ( I suspect that one of the ram sticks where fried) but i got 6 Gb (3, 2gb stick)  to work which is good enough for me and on top of that I did some oc'ing and got my 2.5 Ghz intel core 2 quad up to 2.81 Ghz not a big speed boost but enough to tell.

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Hey, I am having some blue screen issues I just upgraded mobo's to the asus p5w in my old machine and I am getting a error with the ram * Note the ram is fully tested and works good with no errors* Windows says it has 6 Gb of ram and only 3 Gb is usable I did some searching online and it was suggested to enable memory remap in the bios so I did it booted the first time fine ( Showing 6 Gb usable ram) with no problems but after that I can't boot (without a bsod) at all unless I disable memory remap which will only allow my computer to use 3 Gb of ram does anyone know a work around it would be much appretiated~Thanks

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Hey, I am having some blue screen issues I just upgraded mobo's to the asus p5w in my old machine and I am getting a error with the ram * Note the ram is fully tested and works good with no errors* Windows says it has 6 Gb of ram and only 3 Gb is usable I did some searching online and it was suggested to enable memory remap in the bios so I did it booted the first time fine ( Showing 6 Gb usable ram) with no problems but after that I can't boot (without a bsod) at all unless I disable memory remap which will only allow my computer to use 3 Gb of ram does anyone know a work around it would be much appretiated~Thanks

Is the OS 32bit or 64bit?

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I did some things and got it to work (reseated ram and inserted one at a time)  I couldn't get it to work with 8 Gb ( I suspect that one of the ram sticks where fried) but i got 6 Gb (3, 2gb stick)  to work which is good enough for me and on top of that I did some oc'ing and got my 2.5 Ghz intel core 2 quad up to 2.81 Ghz not a big speed boost but enough to tell.

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