Another option I would recommend (if the CPU is vaild check the mobo website for cpu compatibility) I'm at work or I would for you.
If thats good to go then only use one stick of ram to get it up and running (install OS etc) also the board will probably be picky on RAM so once up and running do the bios updates right away (make sure you know how to do this or get someone that can). Then make sure you put your ram in the dual
channel mode properly and everything should be fine.
Using one stick of ram sometimes to get things going is a good option I've used it many a time and then once its up and running and I've updated bios, and put the ram in the right order it works fine.
Best of luck let us know how it goes.
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