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    Posted: 31 Jan 2018 at 5:05am
A320M-DGS
AMD AM4 A10-9700
2 Sticks Corsair Vengence LPX RAM 8GB ea, DDR4 240Mhz

The problem is that BIOS only shows Single Channel Memory Mode

But shows this......

DDR4_A1   8192MB
DDR4_B1   8192MB

And....it's horribly slow.    For example it takes several minutes to render a square on the screen

15 - 20 minutes to completely show Ubuntu Home screen
This board only have 2 DIMM slots....A! / B1

Do I have a defective board maybe?


Edited by MrDoodles - 31 Jan 2018 at 8:14am
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re-insert your ram sticks


this problem is common and almost ALWAYS solved by pushing the sticks in firmly
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

re-insert your ram sticks


this problem is common and almost ALWAYS solved by pushing the sticks in firmly


Bingo.
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

re-insert your ram sticks
this problem is common and almost ALWAYS solved by pushing the sticks in firmly


BINGO!
One problem down, a few to go.

Thanks  Smile
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Originally posted by MrDoodles MrDoodles wrote:

Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

re-insert your ram sticks
this problem is common and almost ALWAYS solved by pushing the sticks in firmly


BINGO!
One problem down, a few to go.

Thanks  Smile


glad to help

its a common problem with these new fangled ram sockets now

what are the other problems between us sad no life internet junkies we may be able to helpLOL
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