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> From: discuss-bounces-mNDKBlG2WHs at public.gmane.org [mailto:discuss-bounces-mNDKBlG2WHs at public.gmane.org] On Behalf > Of Rich Braun > > 1) In dual-channel RAM config (sockets 1/3 populated), it only recognized > 4GB out of the 8GB of RAM > > BIOS splash-screen and other > menus report all the RAM I installed, but Linux uses only half the available > amount, whether I install 2 modules or 4; there is a lot of chatter online about > > What would y'all do about this? Take the whole thing into Microcenter and > say "debug this"? (Hah.) Or just toss the mainboard into the basement parts > bin and start over, like I'm now inclined to do? * Double check the manual for compatible memory types. * Look in bios for memory redundancy. * Buy a different brand memory (many standard parts still suffer incompatibility issues) I've seen things like that a lot with custom build "standard" machine. * Get a later kernel... The latest kernel ... Or a completely different non-linux OS, and see if problem persists.
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