Usable Ram

shadowfury · 18 Jul 2012

HonorGamer said:

Speccy - Download

download that free program and click the RAM tab, Next to max bandwidth it will tell you how in () how many MHz there are

665 mhz

HonorGamer · 18 Jul 2012

Are they both 665?

shadowfury · 18 Jul 2012

yes both of them, bt its kind of flactuating to 671 and back to 665

HonorGamer · 18 Jul 2012

Sorry for the late reply. I am trying to do what I can to research this.

shadowfury · 19 Jul 2012

ok pal, but isnt there a command i can execute from command prompt to ennable memory remapping

shadowfury · 19 Jul 2012

anything yet??????????????????

HonorGamer · 19 Jul 2012

Sorry buddy, I wasn't sleeping right for a few days so i tried to get a all nights sleep.

Try these things:

Enable the memory remapping in the BIOS(but your computer may not support it)

Also try adjusting the AGP video settings in the BIOS. I recommend to make sure it is on "Auto"

shadowfury · 19 Jul 2012

Like u said it doest support it, if i go to the bios there is no option to change anything except for time, and boot order and language, besides that evrything else is feint u cannot go to edit them

Layback Bear · 19 Jul 2012

1. It's a notebook and their is only so much can do.
2. Let Windows 7 handle mapping the memory, it does it quiet well
3. Adding 1 gig of ram to any computer will show very very little difference.

shadowfury · 19 Jul 2012

Layback Bear said:

1. It's a notebook and their is only so much can do.
2. Let Windows 7 handle mapping the memory, it does it quiet well
3. Adding 1 gig of ram to any computer will show very very little difference.

windows is not allocating the 1GB to windows but to hardware instead, it makes a difference because right now i do not have 2GB but 1.60GB