MSI MS7592 G41M-P33 COMBO DDR3 Not Supported?

hello...
my system is core 2 duo 1.86GHz, 2GB DDR2 Memory (1 piece), MS7592 G41M-P33 Combo (2 slot DDR2 and 2 SLot DDR3)
i have buy 4GB DDR3 memory. 2GB DDR2 i have pull out from mainboard and place 4GB DDR3 into slot DDR3.
when i on it make 3 beep (not detect memory).
then i test with my 2GB DDR2 it will boot normally.
i have test 4GB DDR3 memory with other computer and it is OK...
so is it this motherboard is not support for ddr3 ram with core 2 duo?
i have check in cpu compatibility for this mainboard and it is listed the..
anyone can help me?

Quote from: ese2709 on 21-July-13, 10:43:47
Thank you... i have got it... it likely not support for that mainboard...
flobelix is right.
Something more:
For the G41 chipset DDR3 is a workaround.
This chipset has been designed to work with DDR2.
On the other hand, DDR2-800 (CAS = 5) is as fast as DDR3-1333 (CAS = 9) in most of the benchmarks.
So for your motherboard, 2 x 2GB DDR2-800 is the best match.
http://www.corsair.com/twin2x4096-6400c5c.html/

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