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According to you book. Use either slots 1 and 2. Or slots 3 and 4.
I would try 1 and 2 first and then check if you are dual channel.
You can use CPU-Z to check your ram or Speccy.
According to you book. Use either slots 1 and 2. Or slots 3 and 4.
I would try 1 and 2 first and then check if you are dual channel.
You can use CPU-Z to check your ram or Speccy.
I have to go to sleep now as it's getting pretty late, i will fix the sticks tomorrow when i come back from work and stresstest the computer.
Thank you so far for your support, i will report back tomorrow!
Regards
Gabi~
EDIT: After almost crushing my motherboard trying to put in the ram, it seems that i've finally managed to get the dual channel setting up.
Computer hasn't crashed once today, but i also haven't really been able to test it properly. So far so good, i will report back in a few days, or the next time the computer crashes, hopefully it will be good now though.
Thanks for the help so far!
Last edited by GabrielK; 21 Nov 2016 at 10:21.
It's been 3 days so i thought i'd give an update. After air blasting my case and switching RAM to dual channel, the PC has not had any sort of freeze or crash. I still feel a bit skeptical as to whether the the problem is fixed or not, but i am going to mark this as solved. If any freezes occur in the future i will make a new thread again.
Thanks for all the help!
Gabi~
Glad to see things are going in the right direction.
Time will tell if more needs to be done or if new problems arise.
Happy computhing
Jack