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Pay attention to the limits of total RAM and the RAM limit for each slot.Д®asy enough, if the mother board has the limit of 32gb RAM and has 4 slots that means automatically each slots supports only a quarter of the total. TIP: Try always to by total amount of memory to fill the number of slots of the mother board. OFF = total RAM 12gb 800~ with 4gb reserved(the minimal needed). ON = total RAM 8gb 1600~ with 8gb reserved(the half that was cut to boost frequency). So 4 x 4gb RAM 800~ (total ram 16gb) has 2 ways to work, Dual channel on and off. When i put 8 as a multiplier option it will make dual channel on, doing so will double the memory frequency and the result will be cutting the RAM volume in half. Did you see now? So if i want to make most of the RAM volume i need to make it 4 as i am using 4 sticks of memory it will set them to be used 1 to 1. This values of multipliers are multiplied by 2. Look for anything about frequency or multiplier. In the bios there are options to change CPU and memory stuff.

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So all you have to do is to go to the bios(restart pc, press DEL at motherboard screen, some motherboard won't show that screen if so just keep pressing DEL after PC restarts until it get you there). sou you will get 8gb ram reserved with 1600, though your memory sticks are indeed 800 frequency.Дual channel is a way to boost frequency at the cost of memory volume. IF you do use it, the frequency will be doubled, so it will be 1600. System will reserve according to how you set the bios to make use of the dual channel or not. Lets say i have 4 slots with 4gb RAM frequency of 800.Д¤x4 = 16gb at 800. And doing so it will eat up half of the memory to boost its frequency. The system will always reserve some memory.Д«ut the dual channel is intended to make a low frequency memory to be doubled. So we have a motherboard with dual channel now a days right? I think i get it how does the system works. Check each module on its own withВ mdsched.exe to isolate the broken RAM and unfortunately, the only solution is to replace.

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However, if I use slots 2/3/4 I only have 34MB reserved and the full 12GB available.Д«asically ignore Windows 10 when checking your RAM, mine shows the full 16GB but only 12GB is actually available, and of that only 8GB actually works (the computer/software will crash when the broken block of the dodgy stick is accessed). If I use 3 sticks in the first 3 slots in the motherboard, I get 4GB reserved again. Any combination of two sticks (the working ones of course) will default to dual-channel and work fine. I've tested each stick of RAM in each slot. Windows 10 for some reason will recognise the RAM and at a glance it'll seem like the RAM is fine, but a telltale sign will be your RAM is now in single channel-mode and not dual-channel.ДЎ6.00GB Single-Channel DDR3 (11-11-11-28) If 4 sticks are installed, but one of the sticks is completely reserved by the BIOS (Hardware Reserved), it means you have dual channel RAM and one of the sticks isn't functioning correctly. I was struggling with this exact problem and after extensive troubleshooting, the issue is indeed a faulty stick of RAM.

#4gb ram booster manual#

The mobo manual says that it will automatically run in dual channel if I am using slots 1 and 3 so not sure what else to try.ДЄny ideas guys? Any help would be much appreciated :) I've looked through my BIOS settings but can't see any options concerning hardware reserved RAM.Д¬ould it be faulty RAM module or DIMM socket even if BIOS and Windows can see the full 8GB?ДЄlso could it be that I am running single channel rather than dual? I couldn't see any settings in BIOS concerning this. I have checked settings in mconfig concerning maximum memory box is unticked. I've tried swapping DIMM slots, using 2 and 4 but there is no change. I know that the corsair RAM is compatible with my mobo. I have 2 x 4GB sticks of RAM connected currently in DIMM slots 1 and 3 (1 being closest to the CPU).Д«IOS can see the 8GB, as can windows but in resource manager it's telling me that 4gb is hardware reserved, so only 4GB is 'usable'.