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SterlingPhoenix · 08-17-2015

Hello everyone,I've searched and found similar problems but no solution, really...I just built a new system around the Crosshair V Formula-Z. Loving it so far, but I'm having an annoying RAM issue. I got two 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance Pro sets of RAM. W...

SterlingPhoenix · 08-21-2015

OK, I ended up replacing the motherboard. New one works just fine. All the RAM shows up and is used. So, it was a bad motherboard all along.Course now Windows 10 decided it's a new computer so it's no longer activated... grr.

SterlingPhoenix · 08-20-2015

transmaster wrote:Is there a solution?I've not found one that works for me yet, but other people have found that their CPU pins were bent, causing this very issue. I took macro shots of my CPU and went over it in great detail, but you might want to l...

SterlingPhoenix · 08-18-2015

edrak wrote:Try to run one stick at a time on the 2nd slot from the processor, if it boots without problem the ram is good; however, if it fails to boot then you need to RMA the RAM. Sounds like one of your sticks of RAM is either corrupted or was fl...

SterlingPhoenix · 08-17-2015

I dunno. when I just take one kit (so 2x8GB, that came together in a package), put one in A1 and the other in A2, the system does not see the DIMM in A2. Same for B1 and B2 - it only sees B1. Again, that's a single kit.

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