- Apr 20, 2019
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New Build Will not Boot into Bios with Dual Channel Memory, or any 2 Ram Sticks
I've just almost completed a new Gaming PC build, and was ready to start setting up the Bios, and all I got was a "no signal" error from my monitor. After that, I removed the Ram, and went with a single 8GB stick of the "compatible" RAM Speed into slot A1. After that, it boots up into BIOS just fine. The Bios says "single channel mode," which, I guess I would expect. Then I reset the BIOS to the factory "recommended" settings.
I then unplugged it, and inserted the second RAM stick into Slot B1. After that, it fails to boot into bios.
I have 3 16gb Kits laying around, of DDR4. I have 2400, 2666, and 3200. The same thing happens with all of the different RAM kits.
It just does not seem to want to turn on with more than 1 single RAM stick installed.
Has ANYONE ever seen anything like this before. I'm about to RAM by head into the Wall.
I've just almost completed a new Gaming PC build, and was ready to start setting up the Bios, and all I got was a "no signal" error from my monitor. After that, I removed the Ram, and went with a single 8GB stick of the "compatible" RAM Speed into slot A1. After that, it boots up into BIOS just fine. The Bios says "single channel mode," which, I guess I would expect. Then I reset the BIOS to the factory "recommended" settings.
I then unplugged it, and inserted the second RAM stick into Slot B1. After that, it fails to boot into bios.
I have 3 16gb Kits laying around, of DDR4. I have 2400, 2666, and 3200. The same thing happens with all of the different RAM kits.
It just does not seem to want to turn on with more than 1 single RAM stick installed.
Has ANYONE ever seen anything like this before. I'm about to RAM by head into the Wall.
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