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Dual Channel Interleaved and Symmetric modes difference ?

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Hi guys, the title says it all...

The thing is, sometimes CPU-Z identifies my Dual Channel as Interleaved Mode and sometimes as Symmetric mode.

What's the difference between both of them ?

I realized that I have a PNY XRL8 2x2 DDR-800 kit that will crash when on interleaved mode and works just fine on symmetric mode.

But it seems to be something automatic from the GA-G31M-S2L.... is there any way to set it ?
 
You may want to run memtest on those sticks. Sounds like they are dying/dead.
 
You may want to run memtest on those sticks. Sounds like they are dying/dead.

Already did, they pass it just fine... even overclocked at DDR2-1100 5-5-5-18 @ 1.9v

But windows gives random crashes (but not blue screen).
 
Already did, they pass it just fine... even overclocked at DDR2-1100 5-5-5-18 @ 1.9v

But windows gives random crashes (but not blue screen).

Noticed in your specs it shows both Crucial and PNY; Are you running all 4 together?

Any other overclocks involved?
 
Noticed in your specs it shows both Crucial and PNY; Are you running all 4 together?

Any other overclocks involved?

Oh no... my specs are not updated, I'm switching parts all the time...

I'm currently running 2x2gb tracer crucial, but I do have this pny kit around and sometimes I use it because I really couldn't find something to support I can sell it as a good kit.....
I just want to find out what is wrong with it (incompatibilities problems or bad ram kit).

That's why my question on the symmetric vs interleaved differences.
 
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