Question Ram Usage
- Thread starter GeorgeGod
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Windows is using up lots of ram, and reserves even more, if there is enough ram.
Thats no problem at all, its how windows get fast.
What you are looking at, is not a problem, its just information on how windows uses the ram.
After all, who else is supposed to use this ram ?
Thats no problem at all, its how windows get fast.
What you are looking at, is not a problem, its just information on how windows uses the ram.
After all, who else is supposed to use this ram ?
I'm looking, staring even, and see no problem.
After some usage of apps, windows will have more or less ram used up.
I promise you: it is not a ram problem, its how Windows work.
If you had any kind of ram problem, I am pretty sure you would have an immediate Windows crash
After some usage of apps, windows will have more or less ram used up.
I promise you: it is not a ram problem, its how Windows work.
If you had any kind of ram problem, I am pretty sure you would have an immediate Windows crash
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Your problem is that Windows has reserved 16Gb of ram for hardware use. Normally that's only seen when a pc is using a igpu, but your pc isn't an APC, it's a cpu with no igpu at all. So there's a setting messed up somewhere. And it's in Windows, not the pc.
Most times just reseating the ram has been the fix, sometimes just using 1 stick in A2 (slot #2 from cpu), rebooting, shutdown, add 2nd stick in B2 (slot #4) then reboot, seems to fix windows.
Most times just reseating the ram has been the fix, sometimes just using 1 stick in A2 (slot #2 from cpu), rebooting, shutdown, add 2nd stick in B2 (slot #4) then reboot, seems to fix windows.
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Thanks for the pictures, im still missing some information found in the spd tab, that's what im after. Thanks.
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Thanks. Your 2400MHz Corsair memory is currently running at 1066 (DDR of 2133). Your memory has an XMP profile of 2400.
Have a look through your motherboard manual how to enable XMP in the bios. It'll adjust settings specific to your ram.
Hopefully XMP does the job. If not, swap the two sticks around.
Have a look through your motherboard manual how to enable XMP in the bios. It'll adjust settings specific to your ram.
Hopefully XMP does the job. If not, swap the two sticks around.
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What are XMP profiles and how do I use them?
XMP profiles automatically set your system RAM to higher frequencies. But should you?
www.pcgamer.com
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