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I got a gskill trident 4gb ddr2-1066 from my friend. I tried to set it up on my K10N78M Pro mobo w/ a phenom x4 9650 but when i turn it on nothing shows on the screen. What i did then is placed back my 2gb kingston ddr2-800,went into bios and set frequency to 1066 and the timing to cl5-5-5-15 and mem voltage to 1.8,save the bios setting,turn off the pc then place the gkill trident back to the mobo but it's still the same- the power will turn on but it seems like it doesnt boot up,monitor just stays on no signal.does it mean that the trident is defective,or is it something to do w/ the bios settings? Help Please
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Will want to make sure you have the latest BIOS, and may need to check with ASRock, believe they had some problems w/ 4GB sticks, not sure if it was ever fixed, can find the BIOS here:
http://www.asrock.com/mb/download.as...M%20Pro&o=BIOS -
so this doesn't mean that the memory is defective?Comment
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Can you guys recommend a brand of mobo am2+ thats compatible w/ the gskill tridentComment
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Did you try one module at a time to see if one may be bad causing problems?
Thank you
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yup already tried that, also tried to update my bios which ended up messing up the mobo altogether (pc completely froze during 10% of the process).so now i'm looking for a brand of am2+ mobo that's compatible w/ this stickComment
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I worked on a ASRock A785GM-LE bout 3 months ago that was running a pair of the 4GB Tridents 8GB totalComment
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