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kakofreak

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I just upgraded my memory ram. It had 256 an now i add 1gb.
When i reboot......i cheked mem info.......and i just got 570 of memory.....
Any suggestion......
I have a Pc2700, win xp, compaq presario. :whistling:
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Does your computer have shared video memory? If so some of that new RAM could go there...but that seems like too much.

Post more complete System specs please and a GENUINE CERTIFIED GEEK will be arround shortly to help.
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I just upgraded my memory ram. It had 256 an now i add 1gb.
When i reboot......i cheked mem info.......and i just got 570 of memory.....
Any suggestion......
I have a Pc2700, win xp, compaq presario. :whistling:

when you added it, did you remember to put the bigger card in the first slot? also try it without the 256mb
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james_8970

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I just upgraded my memory ram. It had 256 an now i add 1gb.
When i reboot......i cheked mem info.......and i just got 570 of memory.....
Any suggestion......
I have a Pc2700, win xp, compaq presario. :whistling:

when you added it, did you remember to put the bigger card in the first slot? also try it without the 256mb

Doesn't matter what slot it goes it, but trying without the 256mb would be a good idea.
Please click here and load everest.
Then please run it and click motherboard and then motherboard(a different one that'll apper below the inital motherboard) again, please copy and paste your motherboards name that'll appear on the right hand side of the program.
Afterwards, click on memory and tell me how much total physical memory you have.
Thanx
James
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