GA-G41M-Combo DDR3 Problem

[Deleted member 1390739]

I have a GA-G41M-Combo rev 1.3 and i want to replace my DDR2 rams with a 4GB DDR3 ram (1333).
Ram: KVR1333D3N9/4G - SP.

It should be possible by overclocking but it won't work.
After checking the memory support list. I only found the 2GB version of the same ram.

Does that mean I cannot use the ram on this board ?
CPU: Core™2 Duo Processor E8400.
GPU: None.

 

[cin19]

Make sure you have the either F2 or F3 version BIOS, also try to reset the CMOS by removing the battery, because those BIOS will improve memory compatibility. The 4GB RAM will work even it is not on the RAM support list.
BIOS download http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3505#bios

 

[Deleted member 1390739]

Make sure you have the either F2 or F3 version BIOS, also try to reset the CMOS by removing the battery, because those BIOS will improve memory compatibility. The 4GB RAM will work even it is not on the RAM support list.
BIOS download http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3505#bios

"F3", I updated the bios after I bought the motherboard.

 

[Deleted member 1390739]

*BUMP*

 

[Vikas Patel]

1. GA 41M combo need Dual sided chip RAM if not then imposible to run on this Motherboard
2. Only works branded RAM not cheap . Kingston works well
3. It should not be more then 1333 MHz

 

[Deleted member 1390739]

1. GA 41M combo need Dual sided chip RAM if not then imposible to run on this Motherboard
2. Only works branded RAM not cheap . Kingston works well
3. It should not be more then 1333 MHz

The Ram mentioned above is a Kingston, and it's exactly 1333MHz.

 

[GrimzardTech]

1. GA 41M combo need Dual sided chip RAM if not then imposible to run on this Motherboard
2. Only works branded RAM not cheap . Kingston works well
3. It should not be more then 1333 MHz

The Ram mentioned above is a Kingston, and it's exactly 1333MHz.

Same here ppl, it should work, reseted cmos and everything, it just wont work!!!

 

[GrimzardTech]

Recently, I found out that the mobo only supports a dual sided ram, dual chipping for the old motherboards.