It must be pushed in to the point it clicks, and after its in you have to once again push down on non locking side to make sure its level > RAM only has one lock tab now but the sticks must not be levered in with the single moveable tab. I have built many many of these SB IB mobo and certain patterns reveal themselves over timeĪs far as RAM working or not working. Thnx for coming back and answering my question This is annoying as hell cause i've never had an issue like this before when putting a system together lol. I also updated the bios to the 0607 version which was released a few days ago, so i'm current with that.ĭoes anyone have any clue wtf could be going on? if i can't figure this out by this weekend, i'm just going to go to microcenter and exchange it for a new one, or possibly a different mobo. then i tried putting both sticks on the 2 right slots of the mobo, and i get the same error.

but when i go to put it in dual channel mode (as suggested in the manual) again it doesn't work. however now if i put both sticks in the 2 left slots, it recognizes all 8gb. I did some more research and found out that ram was not on the list of 'officially supported ram' so i went and exchanged it for the kingston 1600 8gb (2x4gb) that is. i tried swapping the 4gb sticks and it worked with either one, as long as only 1 was in. so i took out the one on the right side, and the pc loaded up. When i first booted my new build, i had both sticks in the blue dimm slots (as suggested by the manual) and i would get no video. initially i got 8gb (2x4gb) of corsair vengeance 1600 ram.

Motherboard ram slots blue and black