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Old December 14th 09, 09:39 PM posted to alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.gigabyte
Bro Hammond
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Default GA-X38 DQ6 Problem

I have the above motherboard it runs well but for one thing, two ram
slots are not working, could this be a BIOS problem, any suggestions
what could it be? or better yet how too fix? I have tried other RAM did
not help, tried switching the RAM around no help, cleared BIOS did not
work, reset BIOS did not work etc.... and another question, how can I do
a bos update without a floppydrive?
 




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