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I had the similar experience today.  I bought upgrades for two 16 gb rams, definitely different brand from what's original to my iMac, and it wouldn't start. So what I had installed were 4 gb original rams on slots 1 and 3, and added the 16s to slots 2 and 4, and pc would not boot. I could hear the machine work but nothing loads on the screen.  I heard this could happen if your rams are not identical.  What I did after is I took off all rams and added the 16s I got to slots 1 and 3, and viola! It worked perfectly. I think it's probably the ram channels wanting the same ram profile.

As for your case, I am sorry it's not working with all 4 identical rams. Maybe try using just slots 1 and 3 with identical rams? Also make sure they are placed correctly and push them all the way in.

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