Hello community,
I've got some spare and left-over parts and decided to put them together.
- i7 3820
- ASRock x79 Extreme4-M
- Kinston Hyper-X 2x8 gb ddr3 dc kit
- Scythe Big-Shuriken-2B cooler
The cooler hovers over the b1 and c1 dimm slots, making them nearly inaccessible after the cooler is installed.
Now, it's a 4 dimm slot mobo, capable of dual, triple and quad channeling. So a dual channel kit should work.
Poses a small show-stopper, I have to seat the dimm's right first time. Or lose a lot of time and effort in reseating both dimms and cooler while investigating the right composition.
I's like to do it first time right so taking a bit more time asking you for advice.
The manual is extremely vague on this matter and actually only covers a quad channel solution.
Which dimm slots should be populated for a working dual channel setup on this mobo?
Choices are:
a1
b1
-cpu
c1
d1
Please help me out
I've got some spare and left-over parts and decided to put them together.
- i7 3820
- ASRock x79 Extreme4-M
- Kinston Hyper-X 2x8 gb ddr3 dc kit
- Scythe Big-Shuriken-2B cooler
The cooler hovers over the b1 and c1 dimm slots, making them nearly inaccessible after the cooler is installed.
Now, it's a 4 dimm slot mobo, capable of dual, triple and quad channeling. So a dual channel kit should work.
Poses a small show-stopper, I have to seat the dimm's right first time. Or lose a lot of time and effort in reseating both dimms and cooler while investigating the right composition.
I's like to do it first time right so taking a bit more time asking you for advice.
The manual is extremely vague on this matter and actually only covers a quad channel solution.
Which dimm slots should be populated for a working dual channel setup on this mobo?
Choices are:
a1
b1
-cpu
c1
d1
Please help me out
