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not booting due ram

hey guys!

i am trying to configure pc for best what i can

Lenovo ThinkCenter M90p

so i put in 2Gb ram stick in slot-1, 2 and 3   then everything is okey, but when i put last stick in which is 4Gb the PC in bios shows 10Gb of ram but won't boot in windows, it is starting to load and blue screens

i take out all ram sticks and except the 4Gb still it wont boot but on diferent motherboard the stick is everything alright

is there any way to fix it ?

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4 minutes ago, QuantumBlink said:

Try using only the 2 GB modules in dual channel. 

it is working and 3 modules even work

,but is there a way to get those 3x2Gb modules work side by side with 4Gb module?

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1 hour ago, Matiasqooo said:

hey  @samcool55

you have any idea ?

Maybe, what cpu do you have?

Also any idea what BIOS version you have?

If you want my attention, quote meh! D: or just stick an @samcool55 in your post :3

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2 hours ago, samcool55 said:

Maybe, what cpu do you have?

Also any idea what BIOS version you have?

well the cpu is fine 

the bios updated

and i already scratched this build for friend :D

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1 minute ago, Matiasqooo said:

well the cpu is fine 

the bios updated

and i already scratched this build for friend :D

Yea i need to know the model.

I'm afraid it's one from the generation before sandy bridge (don't know the name) and they aren't capable of anything above 8GB ram total.

And because you have 4 slots it's possible the limit per slot is only 2GB....

 

https://support.lenovo.com/be/nl/solutions/pd000829

 

If this is correct, you are out of luck sadly.

I had a notebook for school, used it for 1.5 years with a 580m, worked like a charm. But i needed 16GB because i need to run a bunch of vm's.

So i got a 2x8gb set, popped it in and it just didn't work. W7 bluescreened, ubuntu didn't boot, capacity wasn't correctly recognized. It was just a mess.

Ended up swapping it for a notebook with a 2520m and popped the 16GB kit in that. Since then no issues.

If you want my attention, quote meh! D: or just stick an @samcool55 in your post :3

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4 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

Yea i need to know the model.

I'm afraid it's one from the generation before sandy bridge (don't know the name) and they aren't capable of anything above 8GB ram total.

And because you have 4 slots it's possible the limit per slot is only 2GB....

 

https://support.lenovo.com/be/nl/solutions/pd000829

 

If this is correct, you are out of luck sadly.

I had a notebook for school, used it for 1.5 years with a 580m, worked like a charm. But i needed 16GB because i need to run a bunch of vm's.

So i got a 2x8gb set, popped it in and it just didn't work. W7 bluescreened, ubuntu didn't boot, capacity wasn't correctly recognized. It was just a mess.

Ended up swapping it for a notebook with a 2520m and popped the 16GB kit in that. Since then no issues.

tnx 

sounds like i have the same issue

in my shool on all pc's have 4Gb ram and we are also runing wrm's :D

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