Windows Not Finding RAM or HDD's

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i just built a new computer, the works
4G Corsair RAM
AMD 64 X2 4800+ 2.4GHz
SLI enabled Geforce 7800 GTX's
3 250G HDD's

i'm running Windows XP Professional SP2
under MyComputer it reconizes 2.5G RAM
(We have a similar machine reconizing 3.5G RAM)
i know with this much RAM windows uses 512mb to run faster so,

why does my computer only reconize 2.5G when my fathers reconized 3.5g?

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now the HDD's

my motherboard (Asus A8N SLI Premium) have 8 SATA plugs
4 RAID, 4 Regular

i have 3 plugged into the regular plugs but only the one with Windows is
being reconized
Bios finds the other 2 drives along with all the RAM

How Do i Get Windows to Reconize the other 2 HDD's
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Any Help Will be appreciated
 
MrSmiles said:
i just built a new computer, the works
4G Corsair RAM
AMD 64 X2 4800+ 2.4GHz
SLI enabled Geforce 7800 GTX's
3 250G HDD's

i'm running Windows XP Professional SP2
under MyComputer it reconizes 2.5G RAM
(We have a similar machine reconizing 3.5G RAM)
i know with this much RAM windows uses 512mb to run faster so,

why does my computer only reconize 2.5G when my fathers reconized 3.5g?

__________________________________
now the HDD's

my motherboard (Asus A8N SLI Premium) have 8 SATA plugs
4 RAID, 4 Regular

i have 3 plugged into the regular plugs but only the one with Windows is
being reconized
Bios finds the other 2 drives along with all the RAM

How Do i Get Windows to Reconize the other 2 HDD's
____________________________


Any Help Will be appreciated
Drivers from the HD manufacturer?
 
deebs said:
Drivers from the HD manufacturer?

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i've never had to find HD Drivers Before, so i'll take a look

anything about the RAM?
 
Did you add the /3GB switch to boot.ini?

Do a Google search on boot.ini or look for the Microsoft article: A
description of the 4 GB RAM Tuning feature and the Physical Address
Extension switch.htm
 

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