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    memory problem on sabertooth p67

    Ok, now Im even more confused :mad: I took out the kingston memory that would only boot with one dimm in, and put it into the other computer I was going to build (a H67 chipset board) and it worked immediately with both dimms, though at 1333 (I know this is max for the H67 so no problem). So...
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    memory problem on sabertooth p67

    Thanks for the reply Rami. I hadn't thought of updating the BIOS (it never seems to fix anything for me) but I tried- again no luck. Its definitely not a memory seating problem, because I always give the stick a little tug on both sides before plugging the PSU back in, and I've tried about a...
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    memory problem on sabertooth p67

    Hello, I have a sabertooth p67, which was recently running fine with a i5 2500 and 2x4gb corsair vengeance modules at 1866, 1.5volts. I got an i7 2600k with a bigger cooler and some kingston hyper X 2x4gb 1600mhz 1.65 volts for the lower profile. I put them in the same memory slots (2 and 4) as...
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    RAID option unavailable in Sabertooth P67

    I was able to get off work for lunch so I came home and updated the bios to 1502, but I still cant change anything other than SMART setting in SATA configuration, any ideas guys?
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    RAID option unavailable in Sabertooth P67

    Hi, I just upgraded my PC and decided to install a RAID 0 for the OS and games (leaving pictures, music and documents on a separate drive). Since the Mobo had SATA3 support, I went out and picked up a couple SATA3 Seagate 500gb drives. I plugged them in to the brown intel SATA3 ports and...
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