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 memory What happened? I got my 32bit windows vista home premium to recognize 4 Gigs of RAM. I decided to see for myself if it would recognize more. I added 2 more Gigs RAM and the computer only would recognize 3.2Gigs. Now no matter if I use 2-2gigs or one 2gigs and two 1gigs, my computer will not recognize the 4gigs ram. Does anyone know what happened or how to fix this?      |
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09-18-2008, 01:42 PM
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| Re: memory Maybe your motherboard has a limit of how much RAM can it handle or maybe some of your RAM are shared to video or sound. |
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