Sorry for making yet another GA-EX58-UD3R thread but it is rather urgent and I don't want to hijack another thread. Anyway...
According to the motherboard's own manual, and what I know about the board, when using only 1 RAM module it should be used in the first RAM socket (the white one closest to the CPU) and should function without a problem, if anyone here has one of these boards would you please give this a try and let me know if you have any problems. Just basically see if it boots with a single RAM module and seems fine. That's all.
I'm sure it will work but basically I'm looking for some more ammo to use because I've RMA'd one of these boards because it doesn't boot when using 1 RAM module in this first RAM socket, which the motherboard's manual even recommends is the socket to use when only 1 module is used, but they are saying the supplier says this isn't a problem and my patients is running thin.
I have pointed out that manual stated it should work this way and I seem to be getting nowhere but if others with the same board would post that this does indeed work for them I'd have another thing to point to and hopefully speed up this nonsence. Perhaps even pointing to this thread as yet more proof.
Big thanks to anyone that can confirm this as it will be a big help.
According to the motherboard's own manual, and what I know about the board, when using only 1 RAM module it should be used in the first RAM socket (the white one closest to the CPU) and should function without a problem, if anyone here has one of these boards would you please give this a try and let me know if you have any problems. Just basically see if it boots with a single RAM module and seems fine. That's all.
I'm sure it will work but basically I'm looking for some more ammo to use because I've RMA'd one of these boards because it doesn't boot when using 1 RAM module in this first RAM socket, which the motherboard's manual even recommends is the socket to use when only 1 module is used, but they are saying the supplier says this isn't a problem and my patients is running thin.
I have pointed out that manual stated it should work this way and I seem to be getting nowhere but if others with the same board would post that this does indeed work for them I'd have another thing to point to and hopefully speed up this nonsence. Perhaps even pointing to this thread as yet more proof.
Big thanks to anyone that can confirm this as it will be a big help.
