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By Asmithey
#274126
Anyone using an Intel S5000 XVN SATA Mobo? If yes, I have a few questions i'd like to ask you.

Thanks,

Aaron
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By Asmithey
#274130
Same family. The board I have holds up to 32 gigs of ram. When I install 4 sticks of ram (2 gigs each) my machine will not boot. I know the ram is good. The board recognizes the 8 gigs of total ram in the BIOS. The machine boots to the page where it asks if I want to boot into safe mode. It won't boot into safe mode.

Anyway, I am just curious if anyone has had the same issue.

I have spent manyyyyyyyyyy hours on the phone with Intel. I got no where.

Aaron
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By Prowler
#274140
Hi,

I have a S5000 XVN here equiped with 4x 2GB. Did you place the RAM with one slot empty between them? Was the system running fine before the RAM Upgrade?

Prowler
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By Prowler
#274151
May I ask you also a question: Did you ever have a bluescreen with "Hardware malfunction"? I have this problem once in a while - but no idea why this happens.

Prowler
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By Asmithey
#274244
Brian,

Do you have (4) 4gig sticks or 8 2gig sticks? I did build this machine. Saved about 3g's. The ram issue is the only issue I have had with it. But if I can't figure out, it could come back to bite me in the end.

Prowler,

I never got a blue screen. I had the option turned off so the machine would just try and re-boot. After I sent back all the extra ram, Intel then suggested to turn the memory dump screen setting on. This would have given them a chance to figure out what was killing the boot up. A little to late. It may have been because of a hardware incompatibility. I know the extra ram was compatible. It was identical to the 4 gigs I have in the machine now. It is straight from the Intel compatibility list.
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By Asmithey
#274293
May ask what brand of ram you are using.

Thanks,

Aaron
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By Asmithey
#276434
Can you run win xp pro x64 or Vista Ultimate on your board or do you have to run windows server operating systems?

Thanks.
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By Asmithey
#276437
Prowler,

Yes. I did install them in A1,B1,C1,D1 slots having a space in between each stick. The system was running perfectly with just 2 (2gig) sticks, as it now. Just not with 4 (2gig) sticks. I am going to try 2 (4 gig) sticks next.
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By iker
#276443
Does your BIOS has a "remap memory" feature?
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By Asmithey
#276444
It has an I/O memory map feature which was enabled. Not sure if it is the same thing.
By Becco_UK
#276716
You may need to adjust some system voltages for the extra ram to work correctly - but don't mess unless you are sure what you are doing!

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