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You need to fix the BIOS for your RAM

https://www.overclock3d.net/news/memory/how_to_manually_set_up_your_ram_speed_timings_and_voltage/1

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Bought 4 new sticks with a new motherboard.
Trouble shot a bit.
Have the sticks in the right spots
Tried all of them just one at a time in the first slot.
Still nothing. Old ram works fine.

>>298251
>https://www.overclock3d.net/news/memory/how_to_manually_set_up_your_ram_speed_timings_and_voltage/1
TY

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>>298251
>>298255
this did not work. any more ideas?
manually set the timings but to no avail. the motherboard automatically recognizes it any way.(other stick)

>>298293
Hey OP, new to the thread here, I'm no professional but I've build all of PCs myself and few of my friends. I also did 3 months internship at a computer hardware store. It's entirely possible that you got a bad stick, I had to return and replace some last year because it wouldn't work, the new lot of the same brand and model worked just fine. Have you tried your new stick in another computer/motherboard? Maybe check with a friend and see if it works in his computer, if it does then that eliminates the possibility of it being bad stick, otherwise you might try a dozen solutions without knowing the ram is faulty.

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>>298297
in my situation that's not really a possibility.
i have my old motherboard but i don't want to completely rebuild it on another motherboard just to test it. it happens with all 4 of them

>>298300
Does it happen with your old RAM?

If so, you've dislodged something whilst installing.

>>298321
no its doesnt. these are 4 brand new sticks and not one of them works

>>298247
You are looking for computer enthusiasts or mousemonkeys, IT professionals more often don't know anything about this than not