xMalcom In Runtime Messages 407 Location United States Mar 11, 2013 #1 I upgraded the ram in my computer about a couple months of ago and install 64 bit windows but my computer still only uses 3.87 GB how can i make it so it uses the full 4GB
I upgraded the ram in my computer about a couple months of ago and install 64 bit windows but my computer still only uses 3.87 GB how can i make it so it uses the full 4GB
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Mar 11, 2013 #2 If it's the laptop in your about me then you can't. Your system RAM is shared with your GPU and that much RAM is being allocated for VRAM.
If it's the laptop in your about me then you can't. Your system RAM is shared with your GPU and that much RAM is being allocated for VRAM.
OP OP xMalcom In Runtime Messages 407 Location United States Mar 11, 2013 #3 ahhh ok thanks dude. kinda figured it was something like that but was not 100% but sure
PP Mguire Build Guru Messages 32,591 Location Fort Worth, Texas Mar 11, 2013 #4 Yea, that's the bad part about IGPs, but on the other hand an APU actually makes use of faster DDR3 because of it.
Yea, that's the bad part about IGPs, but on the other hand an APU actually makes use of faster DDR3 because of it.
O Oreo -Deactivated- Messages 5,723 Location England Mar 13, 2013 #5 xMalcom said: ahhh ok thanks dude. kinda figured it was something like that but was not 100% but sure Click to expand... You can usually adjust how much ram is dedicated to VRAM in the BIOS when you boot up. If you are going to be playing games it might be worth increasing it to 512MB or even 1GB.
xMalcom said: ahhh ok thanks dude. kinda figured it was something like that but was not 100% but sure Click to expand... You can usually adjust how much ram is dedicated to VRAM in the BIOS when you boot up. If you are going to be playing games it might be worth increasing it to 512MB or even 1GB.