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Check your board on the Asus website to see if a BIOS upgrade fixed an issue such as this.
To improve compatibility, increase the memory voltage from 2.65v to 2.75v. This has helped Corsair and Crucial users, and may also help with your memory.
Also, double check your motherboard documentation to ensure that your memory is in the correct slots. On my Asus board, I accidentally put the memory side-by-side, which was incorrect. If yours is similar to mine, there should be a vacant DDR slot in between them. (On my board, the two correct slots are blue.)
Hope this is useful.
The only other thing might be too small of a power supply, but you should be safe unless you're using a high power graphics card or have multiple hard drives.
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Intel Pentium4 2.8GHz, 800FSB, HyperThreading
Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, BIOS v1013
Corsair TWINX1024-3200LLPT DDR400 2GB
BFG Tech GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB, Detonator 52.16 - Unlocked
Samsung SyncMaster 192N 19" TFT-LCD
CyberAcoustics CA-4100 4.1 Surround Speakers
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 80GB SATA (pair in RAID 1 on ICH5R)
Antec 430W ATX 12V TruePower
Antec Plus1080AMG Case
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