Running two sticks per channel is harder to drive. Are all 6 sticks 1.5v
memory, or are some of them DDR3L at 1.35v?
They are all 1.5... they are all identical Crucial's high end line
Are you overclocking at all (my recollection is that you do not,
but driving two DIMMs per channel becomes
I've seen something like that two times, but not on my P9X79WS. The first
was on some LGA1366 boards with uneven CPU mounting pressure causing some of
the memory channels to not make connection (resolved with the two-lever
system on LGA2011). The second was a very bizarre SMBus interaction with one
Greg...My board started out with 4 x 8 =32GB Crucial Ballistix 8GB
DDR3- 1866 CL10 of which Crucial guarantees compatibility with the P9X79WS
Last week there was a very good sale on these on Amazon Prime so I
bought two more DIMMS for a total of six = 48 GB. I want to run a
huge RAM drive.
I
My best guess is media/key edition mismatch. Microsoft was really bad about
that...retail vs OEM vs VL...
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I've got a mouse problem that is driving me nuts. It doesn't click and drag
properly, like say to select a rectangular area for cropping a photo. Each
time I do it, there's about a 95% chance that it will somehow lose the
signal partway through the motion and make the box smaller than a want or
wil
I have a multi license key for Office 2003 Pro that works fine... I
installed it just a couple weeks ago, so how old it is has no
importance to installation. The problem with your key may be that it
is shown as having been already activated and only MS can address
that. When this version of
I do so wish you much luck because then I can keep using my O2k3 some
more. I have never had to reload it. From your share, I suppose I may
see the same game if I ever start over fresh. I suspect that O2k3 is
obsolete by now..
Otherwise, I will convert to OpenOffice (?version 3.1?)... Been
I'm trying to install a copy of MS Office 2003 Professional (retail)
on a Windows 7 computer, but when I enter the COA number, it tells me
it's not a valid number.
This version was installed on an old (now dead) computer, so I've
I've used the number off the CD itself, and I used the number th
