(01-09-2011, 09:45 PM)Infinity Wrote: [ -> ]Where did you read about this? :S
From hackforums... made a thread there and no one had any answers so i just junked the thread.. any ideas though? My mobo has max 24gb rams so 12gb isn't the max.
But it actually isn't about your Motherboard. Since you have 64 Bit, but you didn't mention your OS and what package.
If you have Windows 7 home premium (64 bit) the max RAM you can have is only 16GB, as well as if you have Windows Vista Home Premium.
Windows Vista Ultimate (64 bit): 128GB
Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit): 192GB
Your motherboard isn't the only limit for RAM. 32 bit is considerably smaller though. Unfortunately not many people need over 100GB of RAM lol
(01-10-2011, 05:09 PM)Infinity Wrote: [ -> ]But it actually isn't about your Motherboard. Since you have 64 Bit, but you didn't mention your OS and what package.
If you have Windows 7 home premium (64 bit) the max RAM you can have is only 16GB, as well as if you have Windows Vista Home Premium.
Windows Vista Ultimate (64 bit): 128GB
Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit): 192GB
Your motherboard isn't the only limit for RAM. 32 bit is considerably smaller though. Unfortunately not many people need over 100GB of RAM lol
ooohh my god...i have 64bit.. ur repeating ur self now... READ THE PAST POSTS!! U even quoted my post that said i HAVE 64bit
The way I resolved my RAM issue was deleting another account which took up 95% of my RAM space. Try it.
Hope it's resolved.
(01-11-2011, 06:54 PM)Pulse Wrote: [ -> ]The way I resolved my RAM issue was deleting another account which took up 95% of my RAM space. Try it.
Hope it's resolved.
What do you mean account? btw its not reading all the ram its not a usage issue
(01-11-2011, 05:16 PM)Persian Wrote: [ -> ]ooohh my god...i have 64bit.. ur repeating ur self now... READ THE PAST POSTS!! U even quoted my post that said i HAVE 64bit
Saying you have 64bit doesn't mean anything, you didn't specify whether you had Windows Starter, or Windows Basic., which was odd to me, because that means i'm missing out on some information that you've posted somewhere else that others are getting.
The main reason for that post was also to tell you that RAM limits do not depend ONLY on your motherboard.
(01-12-2011, 02:37 PM)Infinity Wrote: [ -> ]Saying you have 64bit doesn't mean anything, you didn't specify whether you had Windows Starter, or Windows Basic., which was odd to me, because that means i'm missing out on some information that you've posted somewhere else that others are getting.
The main reason for that post was also to tell you that RAM limits do not depend ONLY on your motherboard.
Windows 7 64bit.... and it has something to do with overclocking.. i need someone with the same experience to tell me what to twick
what does the BIOS reads?
(01-12-2011, 03:59 PM)Persian Wrote: [ -> ]Windows 7 64bit.... and it has something to do with overclocking.. i need someone with the same experience to tell me what to twick
You still didn't answer what I wanted to know, but even if it isn't overclocking, you have the information that you aren't revealing for some reason, so I can't help you when you don't want to cooperate.
This has happened to me before. Try taking all of your RAM out and re-installing it, that did the trick for me. Good luck.