it only goes 1 way. and you have 2 possible orientations. this is like plugging in a usb stick. if one way doesnt line up flip the stick so it does.
the notch in the middle lines it up. one side is longer, one side is shorter.
go watch a youtube video on how to install ddr4 ram.
in the picture you need to flip the ram stick around.
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It honestly looks like they put the heat sinks on the wrong modules. DDR4 typically has a angled strip of pins. Those sticks of yours remind me more of DDR3.
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it only goes 1 way. and you have 2 possible orientations. this is like plugging in a usb stick. if one way doesnt line up flip the stick so it does.
the notch in the middle lines it up. one side is longer, one side is shorter.
go watch a youtube video on how to install ddr4 ram.
in the picture you need to flip the ram stick around.
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It honestly looks like they put the heat sinks on the wrong modules. DDR4 typically has a angled strip of pins. Those sticks of yours remind me more of DDR3.
https://preview.redd.it/2dwwul77p3dd1.png?width=384&format=png&auto=webp&s=10276822fab3b096f9b59513c6b94172125830ee
From where the notch is, that stick looks like DDR3. Where did you buy this? Looks like someone swapped the heat spreader.
It’s DDR3 not DDR4 you got scammed
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ddr3 stick sold as ddr4… haven’t seen this shit yet…
Your question already got awnsered but even with the right ram, My 14yo bodyweight wasn’t enough to put a ran stick in
I had the same kit, wouldn’t fit in my motherboard no matter what I tried. I’m convinced these aren’t DDR4 and microcenter had just fucked me over
Older Ram needed
Scammed. DDR4 & 5, it’s no longer a rectangular pcb, the contact are slightly curved to reduce insertion force.
Wrong DDR. It’s not 4 it’s 3.
turn it 180 degrees
You need to push harder