Do you have a single CPU or dual CPU system? And can you take the picture of old memory and new memory? This system should have 24 memory slots in total but you said 12?
Did you check if the memory voltage or timings need to be manually adjusted in the BIOS? I’ve heard that sometimes mixing memory from different manufacturing dates can cause instability, even if the specs are the same. Also, did you try lowering the frequency, like down to 2666MHz, to see if that helps?
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(Take note of current BIOS settings before reset)
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claytonb
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Should I stay with the 2Rx8?
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Steve
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May 28th, 2024 14:34
Everything is posted above Steve
But here is a picture of the new memory and all looks identical!! Only thing that stands out to me is the different manufacturing dates.
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BlackDiamondMemory
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June 15th, 2024 07:56
What I would try is.
1. Use your old memory at
CPU0 DIMM 2,4,3,1. Put New memory at CPU0 DIMM 5, 6
CPU1 DIMM 1,3,4,2. Put New memory at CPU1 DIMM 5, 6. See if that will work.
If that still doesn't work. somehow the memory can't work as 6 stick per cpu combo. then I'll
2. still put Old memory at
CPU0 DIMM 2,4,3,1.
CPU1 DIMM 1,3,4,2.
but new memory at CPU0 7, 8. CPU1 7, 8 using different memory channel.
If that doesn't work then I'll test new 4pc alone to see if anything is faulty or you'll just have to get 6pc set for it.
Steve
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September 6th, 2024 07:07
Did you check if the memory voltage or timings need to be manually adjusted in the BIOS? I’ve heard that sometimes mixing memory from different manufacturing dates can cause instability, even if the specs are the same. Also, did you try lowering the frequency, like down to 2666MHz, to see if that helps?