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i'll try to contact corsair, i was hoping there would be a quick fix, but i
guess not  By the way, thanks, reading your posts helped me get all the problems i had with my drivers squared away. "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > There are no differences in how memory is setup or configured. It's possible > that something has gone south on one of your memory modules -- it certainly > sounds like it. I'd definitely contact Corsair, who may well have a testing > application. And they should certainly stand behind their memory without > issues. > > -- > Charlie. > http://msmvps.com/xperts64 > > rob wrote: > > hi, i've been having problems getting windows x64 to run with my duel > > channel memory. i've been messing around forever thinking it was a > > problem with drivers, but when i switched to my old memory stick it seems > > to work fine. with the duel channel momory i get into windows but a while > > later i'll get an error and the system has to restart. the brand of > > memory i'm using is Corsair. is their a certain way to set it up to use > > duel channel in x64? the memory worked fine on 32 bit windows pro. thanks. > > > |
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Glad to help. If you can't find a test application on the corsair site, you
could try this: http://www.memtest86.com/ -- haven't used it, but others here have reported well on it. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 rob wrote: > i'll try to contact corsair, i was hoping there would be a quick fix, but > i guess not > By the way, thanks, reading your posts helped me get all the problems i > had with my drivers squared away. > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > >> There are no differences in how memory is setup or configured. It's >> possible that something has gone south on one of your memory modules -- >> it certainly sounds like it. I'd definitely contact Corsair, who may >> well have a testing application. And they should certainly stand behind >> their memory without issues. >> >> -- >> Charlie. >> http://msmvps.com/xperts64 >> >> rob wrote: >>> hi, i've been having problems getting windows x64 to run with my duel >>> channel memory. i've been messing around forever thinking it was a >>> problem with drivers, but when i switched to my old memory stick it >>> seems to work fine. with the duel channel momory i get into windows but >>> a while later i'll get an error and the system has to restart. the >>> brand of memory i'm using is Corsair. is their a certain way to set it >>> up to use duel channel in x64? the memory worked fine on 32 bit windows >>> pro. thanks. |
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rob wrote:
> i'll try to contact corsair, i was hoping there would be a quick fix, but i > guess not > By the way, thanks, reading your posts helped me get all the problems i had > with my drivers squared away. > > "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > > >>There are no differences in how memory is setup or configured. It's possible >>that something has gone south on one of your memory modules -- it certainly >>sounds like it. I'd definitely contact Corsair, who may well have a testing >>application. And they should certainly stand behind their memory without >>issues. >> >>-- >>Charlie. >>http://msmvps.com/xperts64 >> >>rob wrote: >> >>>hi, i've been having problems getting windows x64 to run with my duel >>>channel memory. i've been messing around forever thinking it was a >>>problem with drivers, but when i switched to my old memory stick it seems >>>to work fine. with the duel channel momory i get into windows but a while >>>later i'll get an error and the system has to restart. the brand of >>>memory i'm using is Corsair. is their a certain way to set it up to use >>>duel channel in x64? the memory worked fine on 32 bit windows pro. thanks. >> >> >> When i got my a8v i had a issue with lossing video when i placed the 2nd stick into the 2nd blue slot i replaced the stick and it worked fine.strange thing the bad stick would work in the 1st black slot but windows would not see it is dual channel |
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I don't know on the BIOS for the Via chipset, but on the Nvidia chipset
during POST when it counts the memory, it shows whether it is operating as dual channel memory. Nothing to do with the OS as Charlie stated. Do the test he suggested. Make sure you have the memory in the correct slots to work as dual memory. "warpsix" <nomail@home> wrote in message news:e1hu$$... > rob wrote: >> i'll try to contact corsair, i was hoping there would be a quick fix, but >> i guess not >> By the way, thanks, reading your posts helped me get all the problems i >> had with my drivers squared away. >> >> "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: >> >> >>>There are no differences in how memory is setup or configured. It's >>>possible that something has gone south on one of your memory modules -- >>>it certainly sounds like it. I'd definitely contact Corsair, who may well >>>have a testing application. And they should certainly stand behind their >>>memory without issues. >>> >>>-- >>>Charlie. >>>http://msmvps.com/xperts64 >>> >>>rob wrote: >>> >>>>hi, i've been having problems getting windows x64 to run with my duel >>>>channel memory. i've been messing around forever thinking it was a >>>>problem with drivers, but when i switched to my old memory stick it >>>>seems >>>>to work fine. with the duel channel momory i get into windows but a >>>>while >>>>later i'll get an error and the system has to restart. the brand of >>>>memory i'm using is Corsair. is their a certain way to set it up to use >>>>duel channel in x64? the memory worked fine on 32 bit windows pro. >>>>thanks. >>> >>> >>> > When i got my a8v i had a issue with lossing video when i placed the 2nd > stick into the 2nd blue slot > i replaced the stick and it worked fine.strange thing the bad stick would > work in the 1st black slot but windows would not see it is dual channel |
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