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Yes, it happens to multiple modules no matter where they are slotted. My friend, it's the strangest bug I have ever seen in my life. If the board remembers what memory sticks have been used in the past even when the CMOS is cleared, it would mean that there is "hidden place" on the MB that...

Yes, I have tried all combinations : 1, 2, 3 or 4 modules, on slot 1, 2, 3 or 4, and the bug remains : Once Windows starts with 1 or several RAMs installed, on the next reboot these RAMs stop functionning on this motherboard (ie I can't get past POST). The only way to be able to enter the BIOS...

JohnBonhamsGhost, thanks a lot for your reply 👍 Actually the motherboard doesn't brick the modules because they still work on another machine. They just stop working on this machine. It's as if they were "blacklisted". If you or someone else has a suggestion, please feel free to reply. I'm...

Hello, I have the same exact problem as jonneedshelp in this thread with same specs, same symptoms : https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/pc-wont-post-with-old-corsair-ddr3-ram-kit-installed.3738198/#post-22964006 Motherboard : Gigabyte z77x-ud5h Rev 1, Bios F14 CPU : I7-3770k ivy bridge OS...

Hello I have the same exact problem with the same Motherboard and same error code (15 and 03). It's the strangest thing I have ever seen in my life. jonneedshelp, did you finally find a solution ? Fingers crossed that you are still reading this topic. I have already wasted 60€ on new RAM that...