can somebody can fix my problem here,im using 4gb ram but the the
directx only recognise just 3326mb.in the same time,bios and windows
showing 4gb,plz help me and tell me how to solve this problem:cry:


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tr3

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:38:57 -0500, tr3
wrote:


can somebody can fix my problem here,im using 4gb ram but the the
directx only recognise just 3326mb.in the same time,bios and windows
showing 4gb,plz help me and tell me how to solve this problem:cry:


All 32-bit versions of Windows (not just Vista) have a 4GB address
space. That's the theoretical upper limit beyond which you can not go.
But you can't use the entire 4GB of address space. Even though you
have a 4GB address space, you can only use *around* 3.1GB of RAM.
That's because some of that space is used by hardware and is not
available to the operating system and applications. The amount you can
use varies, depending on what hardware you have installed, but can
range from as little as 2GB to as much as 3.5GB. It's usually around
3.1GB.

Note that the hardware is using the address *space*, not the actual
RAM itself. The rest of the RAM goes unused because there is no
address space to map it too.

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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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i already download the vista x64 sp 1 its helpful but it still same
result that the directX cant recognise full of my 4gb ram,before i
download it the windows shows 3.5gb so now i think the directx is the
problem


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"tr3" wrote in message
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i already download the vista x64 sp 1 its helpful but it still same
result that the directX cant recognise full of my 4gb ram,before i
download it the windows shows 3.5gb so now i think the directx is the
problem


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tr3

Since you're using Vista 64, did you enable the 64 bit OS memory
remapping in your BIOS?

how do i remapping in my 64 bit os bios


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tr3

how do i remapping memory in my vista x64 bit os bios!!!PLZ HELP
ME:cry::cry::cry::cry:


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tr3

With all due respect, have you considered some basic computer and Windows
books, or maybe some classes if your local community offers them? This
question is nonsensical, it not only makes little sense but frankly if it
means what I think it does it's immaterial since a 64-bit OS doesn't have
the memory limitations a 32-bit OS does.

Similarly, the "I burned up my last motherboard overclocking it, can someone
tell me how to do it again but right this time?" thread indicates that you
may need some further education in computer basics before you try to step up
to advanced topics and projects.

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"tr3" wrote in message
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how do i remapping memory in my vista x64 bit os bios!!!PLZ HELP
ME:cry::cry::cry::cry:


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tr3

tr3;765696 Wrote:
how do i remapping memory in my vista x64 bit os bios!!!PLZ HELP
ME:cry::cry::cry::cry:
how to enable it plz let me
know:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:


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tr3

How to Do???? Plz let me know :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:


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tr3

What make and model of motherboard do you have? Some older boards have no
option in the BIOS for memory hole remapping. I know mine doesn't, so even
with 4GB RAM and x64 OS I'll never get the full 4GB of RAM available for
Windows to use.

"tr3" wrote in message
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How to Do???? Plz let me know :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:


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