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__________________Not to try and a nussenes But can some one PLEASE tell me why my bios and computer properties only reconize 4gb of RAM when it should show 6gb ???? Only when I open CPUZ dos it show 6gb . My big consern is, is the computer is using all 6gb or only 4gb
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Are you using a 32 bit or 64 bit OS?
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Have you tried taking the ram out and completely cleaning the slot? Possibly you have allocated 2 gigs for something it should say what the other 2 gig is being used for in the bios somewhere
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on top of having a 32bit os, and dirty ram slots. go into msconfig and make sure you didnt set a parameter by mistake.
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OK so MY OS is windows7 x64 MY mobo is new out of the box and i have switched them aroun ahunderd time.
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look under the boot tab advanced options max memory set it to 0
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In your bios screen does it show 6gb of ram installed. If not, then you may have a dead ram slot, a bad IMC on your CPU, or you may have bent pins in your socket.
If it is not a hardware issue, then more than likely it is simply a software issue. I would try moving the ram to slots 2/4/6 (looking from Socket side left to right)
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