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Anonymous Posted on Jul 14, 2008

Ga-k8ns memory problems

Hi all,

i have a ga-k8ns rev 1.1 socket 754 mb. i have recently bought 3 sticks of 1 samsung 1 gig memory. i put them in and bios/ post recognised them. however, when post fnishes, windows doesnt load up and restarts. this is continous, on the restart i do get the windows wasnt shut down correctly so choose from safe mode, etc screen. when i take the 3rd stick out, everything boots up as normal. please help!

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It appears that the manual for the GA-K8N-SLI, Pro-SLI, and Ultra-SLI states you can use 1 GB, 2 GB, or 4 GB as a memory configuration. The 3 GB is not supported (possibly because one bank would be dual mode and one bank is single mode). The 1 GB configuration should have one stick in slot 1 or 3. The 2 GB configuration should have a stick in slots 1 & 2 or 3 & 4, but 1 & 2 is preferred.

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Did you go into bios and check set up of ram speed etc

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