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well did all that stuff on Everest and all seems to check out ok. Here’s the report; NB; i removed the debug, as I didn't think you would need it.
As for what Liam said I’m a little confused. To clarify i am currently using 3x 184pin 512mb 3200. All made by crucial. Bought the first stick a while back(about 4-5 months) and the other 2 were both bought in the last 3 weeks. i am not using the 2700 at the moment.
Found this chart in your manual.
http://home.comcast.net/~copn/web/DDR400.jpg
And from that chart, it seems to me, any memory other than that listed could well cause use to have a case of the fits trying to figure out the errors.
My ram even though it is Micron, is on the list of approved memory for my board.
I got your manual from http://support.asus.com/download/dow...&model=P4S800D
^ well they can **** off! thats 140pounds of memory we are talking about. and it's worked fine with 2x3200 512mb crucial and 1x2700 512mb matrix. only when i put the new 512mb 3200 crucial it it's gone strange.
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To clarify i am currently using 3x 184pin 512mb 3200. All made by crucial. Bought the first stick a while back(about 4-5 months) and the other 2 were both bought in the last 3 weeks. i am not using the 2700 at the moment.
Ahh, Ok, just ignore my previous post then, i thought you were using the 2700 stick still, it seems Train has you going in the right direction(No pun intended), i will butt out.:)
Liam
Those 2 sticks Listed as evaluation may not be completely compatable with the 16VDDT6464AG-40BGB stick.
So time do a bit of testing. Remove the 16VDDT6464AG-40BGB stick and then check out the other two sticks. Throw a good load on them and let us know what happens.
In other words, let us do some tsting and see what we can salvage.
ok will do but it may take quite a few minutes. but all the sticks were bought from crucial and are all the exact same specification so i can't see why they wouldn't be compatible. will have to test them out until they crash (if they do) so it may take up to 30min.
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That is a lot faster than what I was expecting.
well seems to be fine for now with the other 2 in. but the one i took out i have been using for about 5 months with no problem. so i don't see how that could be causing it?
I can, as there is sometging different in it that does not completely match the newer ram.
well the only thing i can see if different is that the stick i took out is made in the US and the other 2 are made in the UK! i blame Americans! lol
but i bought exactly the same memory, exactly the same specs and it was recommended by their system scanner. As such do you think it's something i can claim a refund or replacement on, as it never mentioned any difference in the sticks when I bought them?
Weelll, see if you can RMA it so it will match the other sticks you have. Or the revese. I know, it is pain! :(
Need to learn to spell again I do.
well that is the one stick i can't return. i got it about 5 months ago and they only do a 30day return policy. they do however offer a limited lifetime warranty if it brakes but i don't think that’s the problem here. i might try and ring them up and see how reasonable they are as it isn't my fault( is it?). all i did was order 3 of this memory
http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/part...ULE=CT6464Z40B
and if it's different i don't see how i can be liable for it.
EDIT: i used the system scanner and this is what it says;
'All you have to do is tell us what system you have, and the Memory Advisor tool tells you what upgrades will work for you. And, the memory it selects is guaranteed to be 100 percent compatible with your system, or we will give you your money back.'
Sic'em. I do wish you good LUCK in your endeviour.
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Sic'em. I do wish you good LUCK in your endeavour.
Liam