6 DIMMS in total : how to install ?

Just to double check on this forum :
I have 6 dimms ; 4 of 1 gig each and 2 of 2 gig each.
What's the best solution to install them ?
According to the manual , if i understood correctly, the 4 dimms of
1 gig all in riser A (upper riser) and then the 2 dimms of 2 gig in riser B (lower Riser)
Is this the best way ?
Do i have to reset PRAM after install ?
I hope someone can give me a definitive answer !
Many thanx in advance !
Rob.

From: http://diglloyd.com/diglloyd/free/MacPro/memory.html#Installation
1 - Remove the Mac Pro cover
2 - Remove the riser cards A (top) and B bottom, filling slots 1 and 2 on each card first, then slots 3 and 4. Match the same brand and size memory in corresponding slots (eg slot 1 on riser card A with slot 1 on riser card B). Each slot number is clearly indicated.
3 - Reinsert the riser cards (firm pressure is needed).
4 - Start up the Mac Pro

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    Sector 16 is free
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