Here's a few things to check in no particular order


are you sure they are 1G modules and not 512K modules

make sure the memory modules have the same speed etc.

if you bought matched 1G modules (which you should have done) ensure they
are properly placed in the mobo, usually in alternate slots

how much memory does the BIOS report

try turning off memory interleaving

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TUT

"Progress always involves risk; you can't steal second base and keep your
foot on first." -- Frederick Wilcox

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"§ŧŷṃÎ*" <§ty??@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> "Vostman" wrote:
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>> Hi all
>>
>> Recently I had a problem with my RAID and had to wipe every thing now I
>> have everything installed, but I have 4 sticks of Ram (4x1 sticks) but
>> my computer details display that I only have 2gig. I heard there is a
>> check box I need to tick to use maximum memory but to be honest I
>> haven't a clue where to start looking as I lack knowledge in this kind
>> of thing.
>>
>> Any help is welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Vost
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>> --
>> Vostman
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> YOU MUST run 64bit Operation system If you doubt me then please call
> microsoft they will explain 32bit can only support 3 GB of ram[/color]