Ah your right. On task manager it recognizes a total of 3326MB of ram.
That's still fine for now, the computer performs perfectly fine, whether I'm gaming or whatever.
To be honest, Turkey has high prices for things that are coming from outside the country.
On a side note, however, I would like to remind you that I got this build September 2008, and as far as I'm concerned, at that time, i7 wasn't out, and most of this stuff that I got was pretty good for the time (and still is).
Here is how much I paid for each component (then you can tell me if it is very high, normal or expensive for each)
-Intel Core2Duo E8500 3.16Ghz 64bit 6MB Cache 1333FSB 45Nm -> 222$,
-Zotac 9800GTX+ GDDR3 512MB -> 250$ (was one of the best cards I could find at the time and its amazing still)
-Asus P5Q3 Deluxe WiFi-AP DDR3 1600MHz -> 271$
-Corsair 4x1 GB Ram XMS3 DHX DDR3 1600MHz CL9 NVIDIA Ram -> 169$ for all 4
-Seagate 500GB 32MB Sata2 7200.11 NCQ Hard Disk -> 82$
-Cooler Master RC-690 460W nVidia SLI Compatible ATX Black case -> 149$
-High Power Absolute Power 650W PSU -> 149$
-Samsung SH-S223 22X Double Layer Lightscribe Sata DVD writer -> 30$
-Philips 22'' 220XW8FB LCD monitor -> 365$
-Logitech X230 2+1 32W RMS Sound System -> 63$
-Microsoft XP Pro English -> 162$ (Turkish version was noticably cheaper but I prefer english - expensive though right?)
- A4 Tech Gaming keyboard -> 10$
- A4 Tech Gaming mouse -> 25$
- Powersonic 1000VA LINE INTERACTIVE UPS -> 121$,
Total: 2068$
VAT / TAX: 206$
There. So what do you think of those prices. Remember once more, I got them in September 2008 when some of that stuff was pretty good and i7 was still not out.