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RAM conflict?


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loadsafuniam

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My system came with 256mb DDR which is too little for what i do, so ive added a stick of 128mb DDR.
Windows is still only registering the 256mb stick :tazz:
Ive used Everest Home Edition to look at the hardware, and it is showing both sticks being present, but only 256mb available. The only difference between the 2 sticks is that one of them is PC2100, and the other is PC2700. My M/B is compatable with both sticks 133/166mhz so i cant see why both sticks aint running at the lower speed and totalling 384mb
In my bios i only have the choice of setting the ram by speed or manually, there is no frequancy setting.
anyone any suggestions?

Edited by loadsafuniam, 17 March 2006 - 02:12 AM.

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Onboard graphics? Using 128Mb? If so, that's where the extra memory's gone.
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Problem solved. When i fitted my new graphics card, the 128mb RAM stick wasnt inseted bk in fully, I have no idea why it was detected by Everest. But its upto 380mb now.
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