Memory

Ken,
I'm running 64bit & look at my figures. Are your calcs right?
I thought he might have a dead 2 GB memory stick.

LiquidSnak said:

Let's start with the complicated things that take the most time then Your show, mate.

Listen Mr post it, I'm not your mate and a Windows memory check takes 15 minutes!

Sonny I'm too old to be called a brat. Cannot stop laughing --- you sort the OP out.

mjf said:

Ken,
I'm running 64bit & look at my figures. Are your calcs right?
I thought he might have a dead 2 GB memory stick.

His does say 4096 installed, 4095 total. so OS is seeing the whole four. I am not married to the estimate I used but if he isnt experiencing any problems why worry?


Ken

zigzag3143 said:

mjf said:

Ken,
I'm running 64bit & look at my figures. Are your calcs right?
I thought he might have a dead 2 GB memory stick.

His does say 4096 installed, 4095 total. so OS is seeing the whole four. I am not married to the estimate I used but if he isnt experiencing any problems why worry?


Ken

Yes, you're right. Maybe I should go back and do my sums.

i have 24GB on Main pc i use for 3D Animations,Gaming,movies,VMware7 or all at once and my windows after it loads is at 769MB ram loaded (Disabled alot of windows features and Services) using AVG Tuneup 2011, Tuneup utilities 2010 Tweak 7 and sticking to Windows security essentals. But after i start using it its sits @ 1.2gb-1.4gb Steam,Xfire,Raptr Everest Ultimate,VMware Loaded MAC OS X Leapord and Windows 98SE For older apps and DOS games and i allways have MVware going on another screen so total after all is loaded its 2-4GB

and for system testing/Cleaning Tuneup utilities 2010,Windows Memtest, and a Bootable USB key with some classic and new DOS testing apps (Windows server 2003 X64 ad Linux DLS with apps also) USB Key 16gb USB3.0

over the last few years i have use alot of rame over afew pcs and found the ones with Corsair or Kingston failed first and fround GEIL and OCZ realy good in my opinion!!

I Love playing with CRAP!!!!

And for system repair i have setup a server pc and a USB Key with Windows OS installer for windows XP SP3, Windows server 2003 X64, Windows 7 32bit and 64bit

LiquidSnak said:

Anywho, apologies for that. Apparently we cannot collaborate our information on a help forum to bring you some help Could you post a snip of resource monitor, and then:

mjf said:

Try running Windows built in memory check first.

Press Start - Type "memory" no quotes
select "Windows Memory Diagnostic"
tell it to test now - your PC will restart & a memory test will happen.
It will take some time and a 2 pass progress bar will show.

My apologies were directed to zigzag3143 for the items in bold. The actual calculations are still up for debate.

I will cease to contribute further to this thread.

LiquidSnak, I have expressed my views in private correspondence to you.