You asked about a mistake, but the question is unclear. Could you provide more details?
You asked about a mistake, but the question is unclear. Could you provide more details?
Switched to the A2 slot’s replacement part, but it won’t post anymore—looks like a problem. Thanks for the helpful tips; I’ll send back the pair tomorrow and skip Corsair.
Progress... Identify the P/N or model of your Corsair Memory kit. Which slots are occupied? Likely using two memory sticks; Gigabyte suggests starting with A2 and B2. [CPU Socket] [A1] [A2] [B1] [B2]. A faulty RAM stick can lead to issues like P.O.S.T. or boot failures. Perform a memory stability check to detect errors quickly. AIDA64 Stability Test is recommended—select Memory OCCT Stability Test, then Memory MemTest86 for a detailed scan.
Absolutely, I understand the situation. For both builds I’m confident at A2/B2 levels. It’s unclear how to run the test software if the machine doesn’t POST with the RAM pair installed. My test was simpler, but the fact that it works with one stick and not the other suggests an issue. Seeing this on ROG Strix and Gigabyte boards reinforces that a swap is likely the solution. Thanks for the helpful advice.
It’s likely others experienced RAM problems with Corsair when DDR5 launched, as reported across the forums. It hasn’t been widely discussed recently, so I’m hoping it’s just a production concern. Good to have it resolved.