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128MB SDRAM reads as 64MB

Asked by pridesn8 in Miscellaneous Hardware, Computer Memory (RAM)

Tags: 64mb, sdram, 128mb, only, reads

I read through couple of questions asked regarding memory and found a question very similar to mine under windows XP category dated 07/29/2003 by reynola_rex......but the answers that have suggested are not quite appropriate......
I tried to upgrade my computer (motherboard : AOPEN MX6B/EZ, chipset : INTEL 82440 zx/bx AGPset, CPU : Intel Pentium 3 700 Mhz), by increasing RAM... At the moment i have only 64MB PC 133 16-chip, i bought 2 KINGSTEN PC133 128MB 4-chip memory chips.......when i installed both with other chip it reads 192MB...also before installing the chips couple of months ago i upgraded the BIOS to year 2000 from year 1999...before the updation of the bios i wasnt able to backup the old version of BIOS...... To test the new chips i inserted 1 at a time removing the old chip....all methods failed and it only reads 1 chip as 64MB......
I exchanged them for new 1s still the same, also i refunded the money and bought same chips from different place......still the same problem.......
Another thing i got them checked in a celeron machine, in that it reads both as 256MB.......
I heard that it could be solved by inserting 8 or 16 chiped memory, but the problem is its really hard to find 8 or 16 chip memory....mostly available are the 4-chip ones........
so please i'm quite helpless at the moment, if there's any solutions please reply.....
thank you very much.......
Pridesn8
BTW in the motherboard manual says that u can increase memory upto 512MB of memory...
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