Discussion Hardware Computer Problem.

[SQL Developer]

Hello,before some days i bought new desktop 

Motherboard have x2 ram channels so x4 ram slot

When i bought pc i bought also 8gb ram ddr3 1600hz and i put it on 1st channel 1st ram slot

Today i bought one more ram 2gb ddr 1600 (same company with other) same features just gb differents

I try put it on same channel with 8gb but nothink pc dont even open

i try put in on other channel 1st ram slot .. also nothink pc dont open

I try put in on other channel 2nd ram slot and finaly open but i have a warning

System configuration warning:

Try put your DDR1 ram on DDR2 or DD3 .. i try it but nothink pc dont open ..

So now i have 8gb ram on DDR1 and 2gb on DDR4 and open normaly(with warning) but on computer say:

10GB ram,8 for use .. i try fix it on msconfig but nothink ..

 

Any idea what i have to do?

 

BTW Ram 8gb is black collor 2gb is green .. this is important maybe? 

i have Motherboard: GIGABYTE 78LMT-USB3 .. 

 

i hope you will help me .. thanks 

[Eagle_Eye]

rams must be identical...

at least that's what i know of...

[SQL Developer]

so i need and the same gb .. i will call tomorrow to the shop to ask 

[ThugLord92]

first of all you must see if your cpu is compare with you ram i mean the hz of the ram example mine cpu is http://ark.intel.com/products/52207/Intel-Core-i5-2400-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_40-GHzif you see there is a

Memory Types DDR3 1066/1333 if you put different may you have problem

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Memory Specifications
Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) 	32 GB
Memory Types 	DDR3 1066/1333
Max # of Memory Channels 	2
Max Memory Bandwidth 	21 GB/s
ECC Memory Supported ‡	No

And your 2 rams must have the same speed if you have one ram with 1600 and other with 1333 the speed of 1600 will to drop down to 1333

Finaly how many gb your motherboard can suport and what clock speed your motherboard can suport
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8H61MX/

Edited April 19, 2015 by ThugLord92

[FthinaHlektronika]

There might be a problem on the motherboard ram slot or the ram itself might be bad,you can try with an other ram or a motherboard to see where's exactly the problem.