**Update
I did a clean install of Windows 10, after formatting my HDD.
The problem persists. The BIOS won't even recognise the 6Gb of RAM.
I have installed CPU-Z and the program detects the 6GB of RAM
I teally need help. Somehow it must have to do with the new gpu that I installed. Sharing the memory or something? How can I change it. I dont have an option in my system BIOS to do it.
Other then maxing out the memory on the motherboard, there`s really nothing you can do, it is what it is.
Consider building your own PC with a new motherboard and gpu, today`s boards can support 32, 64 and 128GB of memory.
A 750 is old and if it only has 2 GB of vram then the system is giving it help, as already stated.
Post a shot of Resource Monitor showing the memory tab. And also a shot of Task Manager highlighting Memory on the Performance tab.
Last edited by AddRAM; 03 Aug 2017 at 22:30.
Please post up the screenshots of the CPU-Z information on the Memory and the SPD tabs. The SPD tab allows you to examine each slot.
I'm sorry that the language is not English. After the clean install i didn't had time to change. You can ask me for any translation that you need.
As you can see, with pair matches of RAM sticks, I only have 3gb of RAM (usable)).
If i use the 2 sticks of 2GB each on slot 1 and slot 2 (slot 2 right now has one stick of 1GB), i get 4GB of usable RAM.
I can't understand why...
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