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I’ve also tried two different sets of RAM, so I do not believe they are the issue.

I recently solved a problem in which I needed to update my BIOS in order for my PC not to boot loop with dual channel enabled, but ever since I resolved that issue, I keep getting a PMU memory training error. I’ve read the system information as well, and it also tells me that there is only 8 GB...

I just saw an error message when I booted up. It said something along the lines of a PMU training error at Socket 0 Channel 1 Dimm 1. Does this mean I should replace my RAM?

Also, in CPU-Z it says I h The updated BIOS worked! However, I’m seeing in the System Information tab that only 8 GB of physical memory is installed. In CPU-Z however, it says that 16 GB is present. Is this correct or do I need to fix anything?

Thank you so much for the help! I will try this as soon as I can and will let you know how it goes.

I will try the BIOS update and try the other solutions. I realized that I wasn't on the latest BIOS and am hoping that that will resolve the issue.

The ram I came in was in one kit. The model number is "F4-3200C16D-16GIS". **Also, I couldn't find the model in the memory qvl list. Could this be the reason?

They both work on A2, but whenever I put them into any other slots individually, the boot loop occurs. Using A1 and A2 worked successfully once, but I attempted again sometime later to no avail. The other combinations just flat out didn't work.

I can only get into BIOS when I have one RAM stick in A2.

Sorry, the DIMMs I am installing it in are A2 and (unsuccessfully) B2.

I built this PC a few months ago. For a majority of the time that I have had it, I’ve only been able to run it on one stick of RAM, as when I put in the other stick, the PC begins a loop of turning on and then off. The CPU and DRAM LED’s are a solid red the whole time that it is on. Does anyone...