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Old January 20th 07, 07:46 AM posted to alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus
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Default New Build Question

I just assembled a new computer with the following:

ASUS A8V-VM
Athlon64-3000-939 CPU
Western Digital HD
Two 128 MB sticks of PC3200

My problem is that only 192 MB is showing up as usable, rather than
the 256 MB installed.

Is there some setting in bios, that I haven't found, that would limit
usable memory to 192 MB?

Thanks for any help provided.

 




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