Ballistix Tactical RAM Issue

Try booting using each stick on its own. Might have a bad stick.

datonyb wrote: problems like this are highly likely to be human error or a more simple answer its very very common to not fully insert/seat the ram stick fully into the slots it can take what seems a highly over tough effort to push them in properly you should hear a clear double click as both ends clip down of each ram stick and thus that tiny little bit extra depth of the ram stick inserted makes the contact to become fully working and not showing a 'ghost' appearance in the bios etc

Datonyb - You were correct. I tried reseating the RAM before, but I didn't put enough pressure on them. This time I made sure to listen for each end to click. She can now see and use both sticks. It looks like this was an ID-10-T error (I'm an idiot). These slots are weird because they only have a lever on one end. All the other slots I've seen have the levers on each end so it's super easy to tell when the RAM is fully inserted.

So the last issue I'm having is the driver install for the GTX 1050ti. When I install the driver from the provided disk, the system restarts and never seems to install the driver. If I try to find the driver via Windows driver search, it recognizes the card and pulls up the 1050ti driver. But when it tries to install, it states Windows has encountered a problem installing the driver.

p.s.
you wont be the last to not install ram properly on the am4 its badly designed

and people are quite rightly scared to use that much force to push ram in