[rshaffer61]

While running the test did you see any red errors show up at any time?

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only during the first test

[spellcast]

only during the first test

[rshaffer61]

OK that is when the modules as you indicated were in the original slots and configuration?
Then you removed modules and tried the test on each module separately and in different slots?

[spellcast]

yes as i depicted. in the previous. and the numbers within the brackets are the ram sticks

Slots
1 2 3 4
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[rshaffer61]

Sorry for such a long response time but I was without internet all week.
Can you rerun the test again so we can make sure if this was a fluke or not.

[spellcast]

I have done multiple tests on my ram and have just sent my motherboard to asus.
It has to be a board issue because it is the recommended ram and it works perfectly fine with two modules.

[rshaffer61]

That's exactly what I was looking for. The fact that it failed with all memory would indicate a slot issue or a circuit issue. Please let us know what Asus says and if everything works or not when you get the board back or a replacement.

[spellcast]

So I received a refurbished board back, and same issue. I Honestly don't know what is the problem.
Like it works like nothing is wrong with 2x4GB

[rshaffer61]

So if you use all but the 1st slot everything works fine?

[spellcast]

wouldnt know havent tried 3, cause its just a waste

[rshaffer61]

Unless the issue is the slot on this board is faulty also, then it would be the memory either faulty or more leaning toward compatibility. Are all the memory modules the same or different manufactures?