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Gigabyte GA-B150M-D3H (rev. 1.0) Ram lock Problem

hiran91
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Hello Folks..

I have GA-B150M-D3H (rev. 1.0) and my problem is, i installed 2 ram cards in two slots when bought the mobo and they locked into place perfectly after a little while to install my VGA i pushed in the two ram locks in the bottom(closed the lock)

Now i bought a new RAM but i cant get the bottom ram locks to open i tried really hard to the point that i feared i will break it but i cant get the bottom ram locks to open. This is same for the all 4 ram slots including the slot the rams are already installed.surprising part is i can get the top ram locks easily open.I know that some MOBOs have bottom locks fixed but in my case when i bought it they were open im the one who pushed them in.

Do any one else have the problem ?
Any help will be highly appreciated

Thanks in advance.

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I guess even if those bottom ram locks are closed you will still be able to take them out just by taking the top out first and then trying to take the bottom.

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Yeah but i fear that it will break the RAM and if i removed them some how will i be able to get them back in again :(

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