I Installed * gig of Geil Ram on my gigabyte x38-ds5 motherboard plyas up

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Hello try to download a manual here:

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3817#manual

Try only to use the white or the blue sockets, when inseting the modules. This depends how the mainboard is build, parallel or serial ram bank.
But one of the modules could have a defect .

4 x 1.5V DDR3 DIMM sockets supporting up to 16 GB of system memory.

Good luck

Should work with a processor of the same socket type. I'd seriously upgrade the psu myself. Personally I'd upgrade the motherboard and processor to a quad core, and get the fastest ram, look at ebuyer.com, you can buy a bundle upgrade package for less than you may think. :)

If you are running a 32 bit version of windows it will only see up to 3.5gig of ram in your system no matter how much ram you put in there.
This is down to 32 bit windows only being able to address a maximum of 3.5 gig of ram.
Windows 64bit can address a far larger amount of ram and is why you will see all windows computers running 4gig or more of ram having Windows 64bit installed.
As you have said your computer is running Windows 7 32bit the only way you will get your computer to see the whole 4gig of ram you have installed is to upgrade to Windows 7 64bit.
Hope this answers your question and helps you out.

Best solution I can think of is Step by Step

Remove those items again and Step by Step, 1 by 1 install each item.

If each item installs ok one by one, then leave in one item at a time. Slow process yes, but you might find which item is causing the conflict.

If you install smething an the machine fails Remove it and the Item before it, then install the Item that failed and try it again.

If it fails then it could be the item not the PSU.

If it fails because of all the items... Then you may need to upgrade your PSU

this board supports only ddr1

Could have been dusty. Find a copy of Memtest and run it to check things out. Errors could mean a bad stick or bad slot.

just a shot in the dark here maybe you're power supply needs a little more power to support that video card + 8 gigs of ram + all other peripherals you use

Yes, this mothereboard can actually supports up to 4GIG of RAM , so probably the problem lies on the RAM that you have, If you're using 2 or more piece or ram to this motherboard make sure they are the same brand because sometimes you will have problem like this if the memory are not the same brand...this is the link for the complete specs of the motherboard http://www.dealtime.com/xPF-Gigabyte-Gigabyte-GA-945P-S3-945-Core-2-Extreme-Core-2-Duo-1066FSB-LGA775-DDR2-ATX-Motherboard-w-Audio-Gigab

Hope that helps..........

Hey sorry for the late reply

you dont need much surprisingly

1 AM2(X2) DUEL CORE DUEL PROCESSOR MAIN BOARD >> i suggest msi

2 AM2 AMD PROCESSORS abt 4.0 GHZ each

4 GB MEMORY

2 500 GB HARDDRIVE (SATA)

1 DVD BURNER

an alien case with a 650watt (or more) power supply

enjoy