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arsenhazzard wrote:According to the manual, slots 2 and 4 should be used. Worth a shot.
IAmGhostDog wrote:Also check your mem timings and voltage in BIOS
RAMBO wrote:IAmGhostDog wrote:Also check your mem timings and voltage in BIOS
can I actually change the timing? Is there supposed to be a dual channel select option in BIOS?
arsenhazzard wrote:According to the manual, slots 2 and 4 should be used. Worth a shot.
just brew it! wrote:What, did Microcenter install the RAM for you?
EV42TMAN wrote:Because its Asus... enough said
EV42TMAN wrote:Because its Asus... enough said
just brew it! wrote:Personally, I would *never* have a place like that build a PC to spec. If you're not comfortable building your own, and don't have a local shop where you know and trust the people, you really ought to just buy something "off the rack" from a big OEM like HP.
RAMBO wrote:just brew it! wrote:Personally, I would *never* have a place like that build a PC to spec. If you're not comfortable building your own, and don't have a local shop where you know and trust the people, you really ought to just buy something "off the rack" from a big OEM like HP.
Perhaps, but not something you or others on here would probably do. I also want to learn this stuff, and it has been a great learning experience with everybody's help.
RAMBO wrote:They recommended everything except the case and CPU, and I am happy with the final product-just not the fact that they lied to me when I asked them about dual channel running and they said that it was running. My rant was in response to "you should have bought the warranty" and the guy saying "I wont touch his computer". I have been in service before so I know how it is when people take their day out on you, I expect better from a professional. I was told ASUS was the best mobo-from them and many others, and I have to agree it has been very easy to deal with and runs great. It wasn't just the ASUS mobo-tech comes damaged sometimes and that's the way it is. Don't know why you would just point out ASUS.
WarriorProphet wrote:Sounds like Houston, TX...
thegleek wrote:RAMBO wrote:They recommended everything except the case and CPU, and I am happy with the final product-just not the fact that they lied to me when I asked them about dual channel running and they said that it was running. My rant was in response to "you should have bought the warranty" and the guy saying "I wont touch his computer". I have been in service before so I know how it is when people take their day out on you, I expect better from a professional. I was told ASUS was the best mobo-from them and many others, and I have to agree it has been very easy to deal with and runs great. It wasn't just the ASUS mobo-tech comes damaged sometimes and that's the way it is. Don't know why you would just point out ASUS.
wow! and which city/state was this microcenter in?