Memory detection failed

Hi!!!
I buy MSI KT3 ULTRA 2 and I have this problem...
When I start computer D-bracket signals that memory detection failed.I hear long signals.I shut computer and I unplug from electrical network.When I after plug all be ok!!!! I don't understand.Where is problem?
Motheboard? or incompability memory.
I Changed memory but problem stay.
Sorry for my English!!! )
Thank you everyone for answer!!!!
My hardware:
Duron 1,3 GHz
MSI KT3 ULTRA 2
256 MB PQI 333MHz
Geforce 2MX 400 32MB TV-out
PCI Radiolink Mediaforte SF2-PCR
Realtek 8139
DART TV LIVE
Sound Blaster Live 5.1
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TEAC 32x4x4

Hi,
Suggestion:
1. try different DIMM slots I did but not changed
2. try different RAM (you did already, ok :P )
3. try different power supply unit new 350W
4. go into the BIOS and set "Load BIOS Setup Default", leave the RAM settings default.

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