Sorry if you felt i was suggesting that way... Absolutely it wasn't my intention! Just happening very frequently as can be seen in this Forum...
Again, I apologize...
Again, I apologize...
55 means a number of things actually. It can mean modules are not inserted correctly, you have a bent pin in the socket, a warped board, a bed RAM stick, The CPU can make the frequency requested by bios but the DRAM needs tuning i.e timings changing or voltages tweaking.
m4x2012 it may well be a intel management system problem this which can be resolved with future bios updates. I would suggest you run with two sticks and wait for a response from support.
m4x2012 it may well be a intel management system problem this which can be resolved with future bios updates. I would suggest you run with two sticks and wait for a response from support.
Ok so which channel is giving you the problems still??
With the risk that I could be misunderstood again...
If each individual memory module passes Memtest86+ in each slot (I assume, you've tried this, otherwise you could not be sure that there is no channel problem), but they don't want to work together - that may be a memory kit issue...
Your kit is not on the ASUS QVL for that mobo... i know, Corsair is listing it as compatible though... Could you try an other memory kit?
Just mentioning that the Asus Maximus V Gene has a dual channel memory architecture...
If each individual memory module passes Memtest86+ in each slot (I assume, you've tried this, otherwise you could not be sure that there is no channel problem), but they don't want to work together - that may be a memory kit issue...
Your kit is not on the ASUS QVL for that mobo... i know, Corsair is listing it as compatible though... Could you try an other memory kit?
Just mentioning that the Asus Maximus V Gene has a dual channel memory architecture...
m4x2012 wrote:
I don't thing that dualx2 channel will create issue...
Well, you do have an issue with them... Two dual channel kits will not make a single quad channel kit!!!
A kit in general is meaning that the modules were matched... Even if you have two kits from the same manufacturer, with the same parameters - they still can be different quite different... When you buying them, you can see only the frequencies, voltage, and first tier timings... in order to have a matching kit, the second and third tier timing has to match too... - which in your case is clearly not happening...
Use only one kit or get a single bigger kit, don't mix two kits - that's the way to stay away from trouble...
m4x2012 wrote:
But so why always from manual it saying that 4 DIMM configuration is supported?
Because the 4 DIMM configuration IS SUPPORTED! It's just has to be a MATCHING KIT... Like the CMZ32GX3M4X1600C10 (Ver2.2)(XMP) or CML16GX3M4X1600C8(Ver 2.12)(XMP) kits (from the same page you linked) just for an example...
It's interesting though, from the same page, the Corsair HX3X12G1600C9(XMP) 12GB 6x2GB!!! kit for the Maximus v Gene... since it has only 4 DIMM slots... maybe they're suggesting to use only 4 modules... but why buy six and not use them all?! - strange marketing...
