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You'll have to check with who you bought it from for their return policies. |
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:O, you are lucky... I bought from TigerDirect and I think they just pay for the shipping from THEIR company to my house, but I have to check. Maybe I will send an RMA to both Corsair and TD and see wich one cost me the less and takes less time to resend...
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Hey Patou, looks like Gigabyte has a new BIOS version up, F4i. It's beta again and doesn't say anything about memory fixes though.
Edit, Ah, yeah, bodean is right, ignore that, F3f is still the latest... Last edited by MeatballCB; 10-15-2009 at 12:49 AM. |
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So, I wanted to throw in a final update. After getting a new pair of memory sticks RMA'd out from NewEgg, looks like I'm good to go. The BIOS (and Windows) is seeing all 4 sticks of RAM for 8 GB total.
Even though Memtest showed all the sticks as good and the chips all showed up in the BIOS, the board must be really sensitive to any problems with the memory and was disabling those slots. So, if you're still having the problem Patou, you should probably RMA your memory and get a new pair. |
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I have this exact same problem with my P55UD4P and 4x2gb Corsair XMS 1600mhz ram.
Mobo and software detect all 4 slots filled, but only the first 2 slots show up as enabled, giving me only 4gb of RAM. I've shuffled them around heaps and can't seem to isolate a faulty stick. :( |
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its best to test with one stick,test it in each slot it should boot up in every slot....do this with every stick that way youll know its either a dead ram module or a faulty slot...if it boots with a different stick in the same slot then its the ram module thats blown
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