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Mike
I just added 2 GB RAM to my XPS 630i to bring it to 8 GB, yet it still is
only reading 6 GB RAM. Do I need to reset something to fix this?
only reading 6 GB RAM. Do I need to reset something to fix this?
Leroy said:Restart your computer.
Brian the King said:Since Mike would have had to turn his computer off to install
additional RAM, I don't see how that could be of use.
What sort of RAM and motherboard configuration do you have?
Rick Rogers said:Hi,
What is the BIOS reporting?
Mike @gmail.com> said:Never thought of that. I'll check now.
With the full RAM load, the motherboard either droppedMike @gmail.com> said:It's fixed. I reinstalled each stick one at a time. I must not have had
a stick seated properly. Now for another amazing development. My Windows
Experience rating for RAM dropped from 5.5 to 5.2 . WTF???????? How is
that possible after adding another 2GB???
Carey Frisch said:Since you mentioned you have a Dell XPS 630i computer, its likely you
cannot adjust the RAM timing (voltages) in the motherboard's BIOS.
Rick Rogers said:So the problem is in the hardware layer. Try setting the ram timing
manually rather than relying on automatic detection. It's not unusual
to have to do this when you reach a motherboard's maximum capacity.
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