Motherboard: GigaByte GA-P55-UD3R
BIOS: F2 (and also tryed with F3n)
Memory: F3-10600CL8D-4GBHK
CPU: Intel Core i5
When I propperly put the modules for the Dual Channel, the computer doesn`t boot. As the manual saids, I introduce one module in the slot#1 and the other module in the slot#2
If I insert any of the modules individually, both work perfectly in any of the four slots. Theese are the combination I can make:
- SLOT1(white) / SLOT4(blue): works (but the BIOS only recognizes 2GB)
* SLOT2(blue) / SLOT1(white): works (the BIOS detects 4GB, but not in Dual Channel)
- SLOT2(blue) / SLOT3(white): works (but the BIOS only recognizes 2GB)
* SLOT3(white) / SLOT4(blue): works (the BIOS detects 4GB, but not in Dual Channel)
This is the third time that I change the memory model, thinking that it was a compatibility problem with my motherboard, but I think I can fix this with a propper BIOS configuration, could you please help me?? Thank you so much!
BIOS: F2 (and also tryed with F3n)
Memory: F3-10600CL8D-4GBHK
CPU: Intel Core i5
When I propperly put the modules for the Dual Channel, the computer doesn`t boot. As the manual saids, I introduce one module in the slot#1 and the other module in the slot#2
If I insert any of the modules individually, both work perfectly in any of the four slots. Theese are the combination I can make:
- SLOT1(white) / SLOT4(blue): works (but the BIOS only recognizes 2GB)
* SLOT2(blue) / SLOT1(white): works (the BIOS detects 4GB, but not in Dual Channel)
- SLOT2(blue) / SLOT3(white): works (but the BIOS only recognizes 2GB)
* SLOT3(white) / SLOT4(blue): works (the BIOS detects 4GB, but not in Dual Channel)
This is the third time that I change the memory model, thinking that it was a compatibility problem with my motherboard, but I think I can fix this with a propper BIOS configuration, could you please help me?? Thank you so much!
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