absolutely but some ram needs a partner in crime, cant work alone needs two my memory is like that cant work solo, i honestly think its memory, its either put in wrong order like it needs to be in my mb like this 1.0.1.0

i tried to switch the input of the monitor to every plug and it also did nothing,

i removed 1 bar of ram and tried again and it did not work either

now i will go sleep

bullshit..show me any credible source of such a thing.
dual channel memory works solo same for triple and even quad but the speed increase for each additional stick.

while some mobo's do need it in a particular slot most do not.

tetsed my hdmi cable in case

it is working fine with my old pc

now i am REALLY going to bed XD

if you have 1 stick thats faster than another it will work only as fast as the slowest 1 u have in. also
Dont go and say that because some memory is bought in twos in one package and requires each other but ok i dont rly care anymore
gn ill look up some stuff for you ill try and help you out brotha

This post was edited by SonOfDavid on Apr 14 2016 11:29pm

It comes in 2 cause its dual channel memory but it can still function in singles.
You have no idea what you talking about.

I do because I had a problem with no video connection detected with one stick in.
it matters on mother board but also matters on the manufacturer and what the chip was intended to do
you dont intimidate me

This post was edited by SonOfDavid on Apr 14 2016 11:32pm

No you had an unrelated issue you perceived to be due to having 1 stick of ram not 2.
all dual triplequad channel ram sticks work as singles. In fact thats how you rule out
which sticks are bad when testing ram with memtestx86.

was able to remove my gpu and hook the hdmi cable directly on the mobo (i used a tiny flat screwdriver to access the locking pin)

still no signal

good night

ya hard reset ur mb for sure.... sometimes mbs are updated in factory and it ruins everything... from what i read at toms hardware ill keep lookin baws