I am currently using Windows 7 64 BIT operating system. I have 4GB of ram installed but I am not able to fully utilize 4GB of Ram. Windows 7 shows me that only 3.87 GB of ram is usable.
My PC Specs are as follows:
Intel core i3 540
Mushkin 2x2 GB RAM DDR3 1600 Mhz
Zotac GTS 450 1GB DDR5
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bt operating system.
Previously, I was using Windows 7 32 bit opearting system and Windows was displaying only about 3.49 GB of ram is usable. I realised this is a limitation of 32 Bit operating system which cannot display more than 4GB(theoretically around 3.5 GB). So i formatted by hard drive and installed fresh copy of Windows 7 64 bit operating system. Still, I am not fully able to utilize my 4GB RAM.
I think H55 based motherboard( frm Gigabyte) coupled with Intel core i3/i5 processor is causing this problem because i have heard that many users are reportedly facing the same problem having the H55 Chipset.
Around 140 MB of ram is hardware reserved in my case. I know that if i lose 140 MB of ram, there won't be any major difference as far as performance is concerned but still if i would have been fully able to utilize my 4GB of RAM, it would have been better.
I think may be there is some kind of bug on H55 based motherboard. Gigabyte motherboards generally have automatic memory remapping feature still many users are facing this problem. I sincerely hope Gigabyte rectifies this error in future BIOS updates. My bios update is F4.
My PC Specs are as follows:
Intel core i3 540
Mushkin 2x2 GB RAM DDR3 1600 Mhz
Zotac GTS 450 1GB DDR5
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bt operating system.
Previously, I was using Windows 7 32 bit opearting system and Windows was displaying only about 3.49 GB of ram is usable. I realised this is a limitation of 32 Bit operating system which cannot display more than 4GB(theoretically around 3.5 GB). So i formatted by hard drive and installed fresh copy of Windows 7 64 bit operating system. Still, I am not fully able to utilize my 4GB RAM.
I think H55 based motherboard( frm Gigabyte) coupled with Intel core i3/i5 processor is causing this problem because i have heard that many users are reportedly facing the same problem having the H55 Chipset.
Around 140 MB of ram is hardware reserved in my case. I know that if i lose 140 MB of ram, there won't be any major difference as far as performance is concerned but still if i would have been fully able to utilize my 4GB of RAM, it would have been better.
I think may be there is some kind of bug on H55 based motherboard. Gigabyte motherboards generally have automatic memory remapping feature still many users are facing this problem. I sincerely hope Gigabyte rectifies this error in future BIOS updates. My bios update is F4.
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