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KR4TOS
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12-18-2017, 05:48 AM
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I've been using two RAM sticks (two 8GB units) with varying speeds—2400 and 2133 MHz. After applying new thermal paste to the CPU, I removed the RAMs and reinstalled them, but now only the 2133 MHz stick works. I'm unsure how to resolve this issue, though I recall it happened before and managed to fix it in BIOS. Help me if you can! ;c I'm addicted to Overwatch (sorry) but can't play at 1 FPS with my girlfriend ;n;
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12-18-2017, 05:48 AM #1

I've been using two RAM sticks (two 8GB units) with varying speeds—2400 and 2133 MHz. After applying new thermal paste to the CPU, I removed the RAMs and reinstalled them, but now only the 2133 MHz stick works. I'm unsure how to resolve this issue, though I recall it happened before and managed to fix it in BIOS. Help me if you can! ;c I'm addicted to Overwatch (sorry) but can't play at 1 FPS with my girlfriend ;n;

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Are you sure all the RAM is placed in the same slot as before, or should it go into the dual-channel slots? For more than two RAM slots, you must align the channels based on the motherboard instructions.
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12-18-2017, 05:48 AM #3

Are you sure all the RAM is placed in the same slot as before, or should it go into the dual-channel slots? For more than two RAM slots, you must align the channels based on the motherboard instructions.

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