**Win 7 only sees 24 GB of 32 GB RAM installed..... help please...

[jaquith]

SuperCache allows delayed write which is nice until you run out of RAM.

 

[notech4u]

#"*******SOLUTION*******"#

HAHA, I HAVE A SOLUTION FOR YOU SIR... we have practically the exsact same build, an Asus sabortooth x79 mobo with an Intel core i7 3630k, I have 2 GTX680s , and the corsair vengeance 32gb set of ram... And I came into the same problem... Yet mine was only showing 16 gb and it said the ram speed was 1333 not its usual 1600... Soooo THE SOLUTION:


remove all but 8gb, leave them in slot a1 (farthest to the left) and b1 (3rd slot in from the left) so that you have 8 gigs over two channels (IMPORTANT)...

then hit the power button, and upon boot, hold the 'memOK!' Button located just above the mobo 24 pin power connector and just right of the ram slots... (Only on Asus mobo's)

then let the computer reset itself, if need be you may need to hit the power button again... But upon boot, boot straight into the Bios. DO NOT LET IT BOOT INTO THE OS!!!!

now in the bios make sure it only sees 8gb of ram, then SAVE AND EXIT the bios... MAKE SURE TO SAVE.

now insert the rest of your ram, all 32 gb... And reboot.

I checked in the bios before booting into the OS. but


TADA ALL 32BG OF RAM ARE THERE .





I hope this works for you, I know it frustraighted the hell otta me , good luck.
-JAKE

 

[alexherreraz]

What is RAMDisk?

RAMDisk is a program that takes a portion of your system memory and uses it as a disk drive.

Sounds simple? In concept yes, but in practice there are many tricky issues to deal with when operating a RAMDisk in Windows. We continue to work hard to make RAMDisk as easy as possible to use, but there is always room for improvement. We provide updates regularly to improve features and address customer requests. Please be sure to READ THE INSTRUCTIONS (this document) before you try the various RAMDisk settings.

How does it work?

RAMDisk is a kernel-level driver that presents a standard disk drive to the OS, however, it stores and retrieves data from the system RAM on your motherboard instead of an actual, physical disk. Along with the Kernel Driver is a GUI that talks to the driver and allows the user to set various options as well as start and stop the Driver (create or delete a RAMDisk).

The Driver has been written to WDM standards and creates a low-level disk object that Windows Device Manager and Disk Management are able to "see" and manage. You can partition, format, mount a volume, and assign multiple drive letters to RAMDisk (but only if you would know how to do those things with a regular disk, RAMDisk does not do it for you).

Upon successful Start of the RAMDisk, a kernel level driver (RAMDisk.sys) is loaded into the Windows/System32/drivers folder. This driver will be available to Windows each time RAMDisk starts. It is removed when RAMDisk is stopped.

What is the benefit?

In a word: SPEED!

Most users use RAMDisk to speed up applications like:

Databases
Internet Explorer cache for faster web surfing
Audio and Video editing
CAD programs
Software compilers
Speeding up CD duplication
Games
SETI processing
TEMP files
Swap space
Web server cache
Custom applications with high I/O, high bandwidth, or high security requirements

i may need help too with something like that http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/1623113/last-read i dont get why my mother board does that

 

[00whistler00]

I'm getting a similar issue but no body is answering my question

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1647831/win-ultimate-x64-32gb-ram-installed-bios-showing-computer-showing.html