Hello OcUK,
So I was getting BSoDs so I was checking all sorts, I solved the GPU issue and now I have another, new issue. This issue has arisen since I flashed the BIOS to the latest firmware. Running all default setting in BIOS.
The problem is that depending on what RAM slots I use, the computer won't boot. It powers up, but no output to the screen and after about 5sec if restarts itself. Therefore no boot to BIOS. Below are sequences of RAM slots used, hopefully you can figure out what's wrong from this data.
I should probably add at this point that I have ran all permutations with 4 different RAM modules, 2 of which are brand new. The results for each combination is the same independent of which stick of RAM I have used.
Working:
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Full
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Full
^Currently using^
Don't Work:
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Full
^Was using this as this is what's recommended in the manual ^
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Full
Dual channel slots are 1,3 and 2,4. So I currently have 2 slots running in different channels.
So I was getting BSoDs so I was checking all sorts, I solved the GPU issue and now I have another, new issue. This issue has arisen since I flashed the BIOS to the latest firmware. Running all default setting in BIOS.
The problem is that depending on what RAM slots I use, the computer won't boot. It powers up, but no output to the screen and after about 5sec if restarts itself. Therefore no boot to BIOS. Below are sequences of RAM slots used, hopefully you can figure out what's wrong from this data.
I should probably add at this point that I have ran all permutations with 4 different RAM modules, 2 of which are brand new. The results for each combination is the same independent of which stick of RAM I have used.
Working:
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Full
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Full
^Currently using^
Don't Work:
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Empty
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Empty
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Full
^Was using this as this is what's recommended in the manual ^
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Empty
Slot 4:Empty
Slot 1:Full
Slot 2:Full
Slot 3:Full
Slot 4:Full
Dual channel slots are 1,3 and 2,4. So I currently have 2 slots running in different channels.