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2. Callandor 132,145
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4. sparkmaker 96,020
5. PUNKY 90,962
6. willcomp 76,270
7. jamietoner 64,808
8. leew 40,737
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11. KCTS 29,297
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I have an HP Blade server and it has 3gb of ram, I upgraded the ram to 6GB and it only reads 3.75

Asked by frankbustos in Computer Memory (RAM)

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I have a blade server which had 3gb of ram, well i upgraded the ram to 6GB and in the bios and on the POST it reads 6GB but when i check the Systems Properties it reads 3.75. I installed SP2 and that didn't help. I checked the BIOS but i couldn't see anything and I don't want to edit the boot.ini cause last time I did this on another system is fff it all up and I had to reload the OS again. Start Free Trial

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I have an HP Blade server and it has 3gb of ram, I upgraded the ram to 6GB and it only reads 3.75

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