ram detection

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Carey,
in your answer (in the newsgroup forum):


You must first open the BIOS and disable your
onboard video. Be sure you have the correct card
for your available expansion slot. A PCI Express
video card will only work with a motherboard
that has a PCI Express expansion slot.

**what do you disable in my Biostar M7vitpro to get the motherboard to
detect my new chip ..I only had one 256 mb chip..I am running windows xp xp2
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dano said:
Carey,
in your answer (in the newsgroup forum):


You must first open the BIOS and disable your
onboard video. Be sure you have the correct card
for your available expansion slot. A PCI Express
video card will only work with a motherboard
that has a PCI Express expansion slot.

**what do you disable in my Biostar M7vitpro to get the motherboard
to detect my new chip ..I only had one 256 mb chip..I am running
windows xp xp2 professional
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Uhm - that answer has more to do with installing a new video card and
disabling the built-in one to allow use of the new one thand anything to do
with memory/RAM.
 
You don't disable anything in the BIOS when adding new RAM. If it is
installed correctly it will be automatically detected.
 
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