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Mismatched ram sometimes works, sometimes doesn't work. I think you may be unlucky and found a set of ram that doesn't work together.
You can do it in HyperV on Windows Server. It won’t work on Windows 10/11
Makes perfect sense for the normal user to switch from Windows 7 now to Windows Server 2022 ( or other version ). An OS that is preconfigured for use on servers plus features etc that the normal user also does not need. So who wants to talk the end user for the home PC a Windows Server 2022 (or other version) beautiful, because you can run the latest Windows in a VM with Passthrough. This person should be denied all access to IT in real life.
It is one thing to act negligent and stupid, but it is another thing to act negligent. To persuade other users to accept this dangerous nonsense.
You also try to run with your head through a building instead of around it only because it crosses your way. Would at least explain all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that you give of you.
https://github.com/clayfreeman/gpu-passthrough
https://github.com/BigAnteater/KVM-GPU-Passthrough
But beware: this modification is not for the average joe because it reaches pretty deep into the Windows ecosystem, removing some parts the normal user relies on, if he even nows that it exists. Windows Defender gets deactivated by default for example, which was not a problem because I'll use another tool for that anyway. Of course you can reactivate nearly all changes if you miss something after the install of the playbook.
Applying windows updates is also a bit more complicated than using a normal Win 10 installation. Yeah, as I mentioned it's for more experienced Windows users.
Personally I'm also running a virtual Revision OS instance on my ProxMox server to test things before I apply them to my main PC. No problems until now and it's running for several months now.
I just thought I mention it in this thread because often people are just not happy with the stock Win 10 installation because, well, it indeed kind of sucks.
And no offence, but please no lectures about what gets removed and why it's bad that the Windows updates are disabled by default, etc. I work in the administration of mainly Windows machines for over 20 years and, yeah, I know what Revision OS does. I just wanted to help. Maybe some folks find this information helpful. ^^
Of course I installed exactly the same RAM with the one I already had (Kingston Hyperx Predator Ddr3 8gb). I know some basics. The crash I mentioned in that post was the only one I had so far. My system had done an automatic repair and since then my 11 year old pc works good. While on Desktop my pc uses now 5 to 7 gb while in Win 7 it was using 3-4 gb. While gaming it was using 7-7,5 gb in Win 7 and now it uses 11-12 gb with the exact same settings (with the exception of DirectX 12). So I conclude that my system was crashing in Win 10 due to lack of RAM. I hope that I solved my Win 10 issue without needing to buy a whole new system so I can use my steam library after Jan 1st too.
Instead of just upgrading to an OS that isn't a massive security risk to your entire home network, you're going to RUN THE NEWER OS IN A VM INSTEAD???
Why not just install Windows 10 in that case?! Jesus friggin' christ. I swear we're gonna end up finding out that every single one of the weird Windows 7 worshippers caught COVID-19 early on in the pandemic and the virus has actually rotted their brains out.