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Memory - Problem with the memory posted in the Hardware forums; I brought a computer and allegedly they put 2 GB of memory. Well, when I clicked in "my computer" , it told me that I have 0,99 Gb, but when ...

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Old 09-19-2008
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I brought a computer and allegedly they put 2 GB of memory. Well, when I clicked in "my computer" , it told me that I have 0,99 Gb, but when I entered in BIOS, it told me that I have 2 Gb, dividen in two channels, both of 1 GB. Also I realized by the game, that I have less memory, because games that allegedly perfectlley runned with 2 Gb, dont run perfect.

Sorry the misspellings.

My pc have this:

Intel Core 2 duo 2.33 Ghz
Geforce 8500 gt 512 mb
Memory 2 Gb allegedly

Help me please
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Hola!!, can you tell me please the model of your motherboard?.Thanks
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Is a "intel desktop board Classic Series DG31PR"FOR INTEL CORE 2 QUAD AND INTEL CORE 2 DUO".
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Ok, now are you sure that they are the same speed? i mean 667,533 etc.... and do you have a video card??
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My video card is a geforce 8500 gt and I dont understand of if they are of the same speed. If you refer the memories, they are of 1 Gb each one.


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Ok, enable your video card on the BIOS, and can you open your computer??, if not, send her back and report the issues, but if you can, switch the RAM slot, your VIDEO CARD is disabled. Enable it on the BIOS, but the seller should have configured ur system. Switch ram slots and enable video card in the BIOS.But, do it at your own risk, you could injure yourself with ESS. be CAREFUL while opening your computer.Good luck
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Can anyone put on fixed status? he sended me a message saying that he had to update the bios, so its fixed now... i dont think hes coming back.Thanks

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