Xystence

This morning I added 2GB more to my system. My bios is only showing me with 3008MB total when there is 4 chips of 1GB a piece in there. shows 3008MB in bios and 2.93GB in Windows Vista 64bit when I load up

Im using the new Asus board the P5b-Plus with newest bios updates

Any advice?

Update -

I found a pci memory remapping thing in my bios, once I enabled it and rebooted it showed all of my memory in my bios and in Windows.

Higgins

Switch around the ram in the slots

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nitteo

I would boot them up one at a time and see if there is a problem with one.

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gfreeman1

I guess you could try memtest86. Maybe 1 stick is stable and just messing the rest up

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Xystence

I will try that right now.

Akhen

I actually also have 4gbs on my commando and have the same thing, however I tested all sticks and all work.
Windows does not detect the 4gb obviously but cpu-z does.

But then again to make sure try each stick sep and run memtest

Xystence

Thats strange CPU-Z is showing me with 4GB, but my Bios and Windows Vista 64bit do not

Higgins

windows vista 64bit should tho

test the sticks like suggested above.

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Sideburns

Vista 64 SHOULD recognize them though...

Try reflashing your BIOS since you installed the memory? Or was that before....I dono...worth a try....

Reset your CMOS?

Xystence

I did a google search looking for answers and theres posts that recommend using the p5b's memory remapping feature. anyone know what it is or what it does?