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    Installing a shuttle with dual channel ram

    just built a new shuttle but would only install windowsXP with 1 of a dual pair of ram. seems to work fine after install with both sticks in.

    is this normal?

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    As long as it works in dual ram mode post install i wouldn't worry. Which shuttle is it?
    Not around too often!

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    • wedge22's system
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    I too am buying a new shuttle a SN95G5 and I wondered which ram you used mate as I need some new stuff too.
    Main Rig: i2600k@4.3Ghz/ASUS P8P67 PRO/MSi GTX580/16GB Mushkin/HAF X/Noctua NH-D14

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    it was Geil® Value 512Mb PC3200 Dual Chan DDR Kit (2x256MB) (5ns Cas 2.5 8-4-4 ) Aluminium heat spreader £58

    and a Shuttle SN41G2 V2

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    SN41's have been fussy beasts since day one man, wouldn;t worry about it tbh, never had that problem myself but im not suprised at all, as mine once rejected the graphics card when i was trying to install windows and then it installed fine afterwards once xp was loaded

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    thanks knox.

    do u find they reset there own bios back to default at anytime. inlcuding power shut down from a crashed windows?

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