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- Apr 30, 2005
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Good evening, all...
This completely baffles me. I just installed a 128 MB module in my system here, which had 128 already installed. That should, if my third grade math is correct, equal 256 MB. Indeed, when I check Windows (right-click My Computer, Properties, etc.) and Everest HOME, it reports that my system has 256 MB. CPUZ, oddly, reports that I have 384... 128 in one bank and 256 in the bank I installed the new module in. I just read one post where CPUZ told someone they had 192 when they knew they had 256, attributed to their integrated graphics adapter. Any ideas as to why CPUZ would tell me I have more memory than I actually have? My thanks in advance for your replies.
This completely baffles me. I just installed a 128 MB module in my system here, which had 128 already installed. That should, if my third grade math is correct, equal 256 MB. Indeed, when I check Windows (right-click My Computer, Properties, etc.) and Everest HOME, it reports that my system has 256 MB. CPUZ, oddly, reports that I have 384... 128 in one bank and 256 in the bank I installed the new module in. I just read one post where CPUZ told someone they had 192 when they knew they had 256, attributed to their integrated graphics adapter. Any ideas as to why CPUZ would tell me I have more memory than I actually have? My thanks in advance for your replies.