Purchasing RAM in that DDR2 LGA 775 era could be problematic. There were issues with single sided/double sided. Some RAM was AMD compatible only. Usually, incompatible RAM will not boot at all.
Yes i did already search on gooooogle tryed different setting and still not work. As i see high density ram is for amd only cuz it work perfectly in a amd board. Would be nice if i can get it to work in my intel board.
Thats what i still think too and the ram serial number is on the QVL (qualified vendor list) of my p5q pro turbo motherboard. And on my mobo list it says the same setting as on the ram sticker that is 6-6-6-18... 1.8v 4gb memory/stick. And i can boot with my cd with ubcd on it. I can fully load parted magic as well with no probleme at all and fast loading. But windows is different. I use windows 7 ultimate x64. maybe there is something about the maximum ram we can use with windows 7 x64 ultimate? I really dont rhink so as i know. But maybe im wrong? Thank you guys or/and girls for your help. And sorry for the time to respond still working on my computeur to mod my tower and make something unique and kool.so was in pieces lolll
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Oh and with memtest it freeze up at 36% with one stick and 23% with anymore of them. 2...3 or 4 stick... And run perfectly in my amd asus m2n...
Or maybe anyone know what is the memory ram fsb clock? I cant find it on google. Most all spec but this one lolll -_- my motherboard is 1333 fsb clock maybe this ram is over 1333 ?
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Ok i found the ram fsb its 400 mhz so its good for this.
i think Johan hit it on the head when he said to increase the memory voltage. so put your old known working memory back in the mb. make sure it boots normally. if it does restart and go into the bios. set the memory voltage to the samsung voltage. your chipset will likely set the timings loose for compatability so dont try to change those yet. save the new settings and reboot. hopefully that will do it for you. i would also suggest you try to find a memory guide to read and get used to making changes to the bios.
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