Half of my RAM is hardware reserved

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  1. NTN
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       #11

    Yes...

    It have to be the UEFI/BIOS....
    You are not using the integrated iGPU I guess, so you could just disable it if it is enabled...in BIOS.
    You may even also have to justify the memory....I'm not sure.
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  2. Posts : 17
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    Thread Starter
       #12

    Half of my RAM is hardware reserved-screenshot-gigabyte.png
    My screen looks different than the one in the manual, which is below

    Half of my RAM is hardware reserved-screenshot-gigabyte-manual.png
    Mine doesn't have a line for disabling the integrated graphics. I disabled the IOMMU but that didn't change anything.

    - - - Updated - - -

    I went ahead and reset the IOMMU to Auto
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  3. NTN
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       #13

    May there is a registry value too for disabling the integrated graphic...

    "I went ahead and reset the IOMMU to Auto"....it may will work.

    You may even disable it through Device Manager.
    Open ‘Device Manager’ in Windows PC via Windows Search Box and expand ‘Display Adapters’ category.
    Right-click on your integrated graphics and select ‘Disable Device’ to disable it. Click ‘Yes’ if asked for confirmation. Once done, check if the issue is resolved.
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  4. Posts : 17
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       #14

    I found this online from someone with the same issue:
    the ASRock B450M Pro 4 auto-detected the ram to be 2666 MHz, when they are actually 2933 MHz. I assume this is what caused Windows to render half the ram unusable. After correcting the speed in the BIOS, problem was solved, all 16GB were available again.

    I don't know where to check this on my BIOS
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  5. NTN
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       #15
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  6. Posts : 1,272
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       #16

    Your CPU doesn't support integrated graphics, and that may be why there is no BIOS setting available - but that leaves the mystery of what has reserved the RAM.

    Memory speed: see 'advanced frequency (& memory) settings' on the MIT tab. I have no idea what you will find there, I am just reading the manual.
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  7. NTN
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       #17

    LuCal said:
    I found this online from someone with the same issue:
    the ASRock B450M Pro 4 auto-detected the ram to be 2666 MHz, when they are actually 2933 MHz. I assume this is what caused Windows to render half the ram unusable. After correcting the speed in the BIOS, problem was solved, all 16GB were available again.

    I don't know where to check this on my BIOS
    Attachment 384787
    Have a look under Advanced Memory Settings
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  8. Posts : 17
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    Thread Starter
       #18

    Someone else had a similar issue and this is the resolution:
    UPDATE I fixed one of the problems!!! turns out in my bios my manual timings for my ram were wrong. I corrected them and suddenly all 16 gb are being recognised and only 70mb are hardware dedicated!!!

    I don't know how to check or change the manual timings for the ram in the BIOS
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  9. NTN
    Posts : 969
    W10 19045.2546
       #19

    LuCal said:
    Someone else had a similar issue and this is the resolution:
    UPDATE I fixed one of the problems!!! turns out in my bios my manual timings for my ram were wrong. I corrected them and suddenly all 16 gb are being recognised and only 70mb are hardware dedicated!!!

    I don't know how to check or change the manual timings for the ram in the BIOS

    Look at my last post...is this your motherboard? Please confirm yes or no.
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  10. Posts : 7,056
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       #20

    LuCal said:
    Half of my RAM is hardware reserved-screenshot-gigabyte-manual.png
    If you don't have any SATA drives why don't you disable the SATA ports?
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