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Kingpin                  Since: 11-21-05 From: Amarillo, TX Last post: 6334 days Last view: 6328 days |
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| In my dads computer, there is one 64MB stick of ram and one 256MB stick of ram. When you check the ram in system properties, it says there 112MB of ram. Anyone know what could be going on here? | |||
Prince Kassad   320 As you wish.   Since: 06-30-06 From: nowhere Last post: 6329 days Last view: 6329 days |
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| There are many reasons for this:
- A video card that takes its memory from system RAM is installed (highly unlikely) - You have RAM from two different manufacturers/standards installed. - Your RAM is faulty. - A system option restricts the RAM (again unlikely) Try running memtest86 on the affected computer to check if the RAM is faulty or otherwise corrupted. (edited by Prince Kassad on 08-29-06 01:55 PM) |
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leileilol Since: 05-15-06 From: PRC Last post: 6369 days Last view: 6328 days |
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| or the superior memtest86+. |
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