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how to make your ram run in dual channel mode ever since i made the how to install ram into a desktop computer video i've still been getting this question a lot as well as a few others so i'll try to clear it all up for you once and for all as fast as possible in this video so there are special cases where you'll have to consult your motherboard's manual but most of the time generally speaking your memory slot order will go like this starting from the one that is the closest to the processor socket a1 a2 b1 and b2 like a lot of motherboards this one is color coded which will make things a little easier for you to orient you'll notice that the slots that have the same number are also the same color so if you have a configuration like this with four ram slots and two ram modules where should you put them if you want the pair to run in dual channel mode put them in a1 and b1 again the slot