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A couple of corrections, first and foremost using only one stick of ram in any slot will not result in dual channel operation.
My motherboard has four slots and two channels, I can use one stick of ram in anyone I choose but it will not result in dual channel operation, not with just one stick. in your example one stick in bank 0, 1, or 2 will only result in normal operation, if you use two sticks one in bank zero and one in bank one then you can use dual channel, if you use two sticks one in bank zero and one in bank two then that will result in dual channel.
My mother board has two banks A and B and two slots in each, now if I use two sticks in channel A or Channel B then I can only operate normally, in order to use dual channel I would have to use both banks and one stick of memory in each bank. But you cannot use dual channel with only one stick period. Mine is an nforce motherboard also.
Here is #1 from the dual channel operation:
#1: Only one DDR memory module is installed: The Dual Channel Technology can't operate when only one DDR memory module is installed.
now none of this makes sense because the other post was edited and changed to correct the information they had.
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