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Richard Lucking wrote: |
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> Thanks for the suggestion. They are 4 matching 1GB sticks from Crucial. |
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> It's worked perfectly today with any 2 of them - just not when I fit all 4. |
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> It didn't work *at all* when I first put in 4GB, I had to recompile the |
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> kernel with IOMMU options - now it works, just not under "load". |
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I ran into a similar issue when it went from 512M -> 1G. Same brand |
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RAM, speeds, etc. I was slightly overclocking at the time and I ended |
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up fixing things by going back to spec'd speeds. Make sure you're not |
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pushing the envelope - no guarantees when you do that and sometimes a |
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hardware change can keep that from working like it used to. |
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Sounds like a motherboard issue of some kind - maybe some kind of timing |
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setting will fix it. Don't ask me what half of those settings do, though... |
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