Mem upgrade on MS-6382

I have purchased 2x CT12864Z40B from crucial.com to upgrade my Microstar ms-6382 based
system.
I can used either memory module (with or without the original 256mb
module), yet am unable to use both of the new modules together.
I have checked that my BOIS is the latest version, yet still cannot get
both modules to work at the same time. The system simply will not get
to the BIOS screen with both of the new modules installed.
Crucial recommend adjusting the DDR voltages, yet I cannot see an option for this in the bios.
Please can you advise what is wrong and how to get both mem sticks working together?

Hi
The voltage adjustment for the memory is listed as vdimm in the bios. Set it to 2.6v or 2.7v. 2gig of memory uses quite a bit of power so your power supply may not quite be up to the job.
Some micro atx motherboards don't have this adjustment in the bios.

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Gee5 wrote:
Hi,
I am about to bite the bullet on an SSD drive (Crucial CT240M500SSD1 2.5-inch 240GB M500) + memory upgrade.
Can anyone tell me if I would have any issues - if this is compatible?
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Hi and welcome,,
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