Take each pair of like sticks and first, put them in unpaired slots, Run a speed testing program like Nortons (I set up a ram disk as well and use that for the hard disk testing) and note the results. Then put the paired sticks in paired slots and retest. If the paired sticks are compatible, you should see about a 10% speed increase. When you get done, put all the paired sticks in paired slots. If anyone else knows an easier way, I'd like to hear it.
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