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I have G Skill 1gb pc3200 DDR400 ram stick, and x2 Kingston 512 MB pc3200 ram stick(1gb) and when i put them all in it does not work, it goes to the windows loading screen then freezes....... but when i just put the g skill 1gb it starts up normal. same with the 2 sticks by it self.... how can i prevent it from freezing and booting up normal. the 2 gigs only works in safe mode with all the sticks in.


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Please provide us with the make/model of your motherboard


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it sounds like your motherboard might not support 2 gigs.


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its a Asus P4P800 SE, it supports up to 4 gigs of ram


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are the Memory Timings set correctly in the BIOS? that can cause problems like this sometimes.


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Default Re: 2 gigs RAM

Yes you are correct, your Motherboard does support 4GB as shown HERE

Although the memory can be installed one module at a time, the best performance comes from using matched pairs of modules.

Each memory slot can hold DDR PC3200,DDR PC2700,DDR PC4000 with a maximum of 1GB per slot.*

I have seen when trying to run CL=2.5 and CL=3 caused issues, have you checked this


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they are both CL=3, is there a way i can set them up in bios or something?



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