Windows 10 blue screens when booting with two identical sticks of RAM. Works perfectly with either one, as long as they are alone.

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ASUS Z390p - motherboardGTX 1070 - GPU2x16 GB DDR4 3200mhz - RAMIntel i5-9600k 3.70 GHz - CPUSamsung 980 NVMe 1TB - M.2 SSDI have two sticks of 16 GB DDR4 RAM made by the same manufacturer, same clock speed. In bios, however, they have different names (?) even though they came in a package together, and they have stickers on them that are identical.I can safely and consistently boot my computer with a single stick of ram in it, in any of the 4 slots of my motherboard. The manual recommends slot A2 for single sticks, which is where I usually keep them when I use them one at a time.The manual re

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