Quote (urbanshaft @ Sep 6 2019 01:37am)

Rule 1 never listen to ghot


In the manual does it say
Use those slots
Not a1 and b1?

If so then most likely faulty slot
Pretty common thing


Could also do a bios update

Quote (urbanshaft @ Sep 6 2019 01:37am)

Rule 1 never listen to ghot


In the manual does it say
Use those slots
Not a1 and b1?

If so then most likely faulty slot
Pretty common thing


Could also do a bios update

Quote (Ghot @ Sep 6 2019 01:52am)

The manual says use a2 and b2.... but we tried a1 and b1 as well.
He has two sets of DDR4 RAM. the sets are 2x8GB. We tried every stick, one at a time in slot 4 (b2) and the comp boots, no problem.
As soon as we put the 2nd stick of the set into A2... no boot.

With only one stick in slot 4 (b2) we could get into the BIOS as well. Tried the RAM settings on AUTO, XMP 1 and XMP II. No joy, when we added the 2nd stick.


So if you have any better idea... just spit 'em out. ^^

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Check model# of the memory
Check if all the memory is ECC or all non-ECC or REG or unregistered
Press MemOK (Motherboard w/ MemOK only) to run memory at SPD and all auto
Check if the memory meets frequency requirements on the Server/ Motherboard memory specifications page:
​Example: Z11PA-U12/10G-2S - Memory Type :
Single Channel DDR4 2933/2666/2400 ​
Memory must be 2933Mhz or 2666Mhz or 2400Mhz to detect and work properly
Check memory QVL for memory model. If memory not in the QVL and not detect, please try memory in the QVL list.
Please clear CMOS first and check if memory is detected
If Clear CMOS doesn't work, please try to update BIOS.
After updating BIOS, put one memory on A1 slot only and test if memory is detected. Add second memory to B1 slot; please refer to motherboard manual for memory slot population.
Insert single memory on the A1 and test for 1 CPU socket Server MB; insert 2 memory (2 CPU sockets) - A1 and G1 and check if detected