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I have a Goldstar GS325S (386 processor) with 8 x 30 pin SIMMS slots with 4 x 1MB SIMMS in at the moment. I want to upgrade it with 4 X 4MB SIMMS to take it up to 20MB. &nbsp;When I added the 4 X 4MB SIMMs it only registered a total of 8MB (in other words it sees the $MB chips as 1MB) I then took out the 4 x 1MB SIMMs &amp;&nbsp;replaced them with the 4 ones. &nbsp;Still only registers 4MB total. &nbsp;Any ideas please? &nbsp;Is it that the 386 doesn't recognise the 4MB SIMMs. &nbsp;Any thoughts would be gratefully received<br />
Thanks<br />
Gerry<br />

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I have a Goldstar GS325S (386 processor) with 8 x 30 pin SIMMS slots with 4 x 1MB SIMMS in at the moment. I want to upgrade it with 4 X 4MB SIMMS to take it up to 20MB.  When I added the 4 X 4MB SIMMs it only registered a total of 8MB (in other words it sees the $MB chips as 1MB) I then took out the 4 x 1MB SIMMs & replaced them with the 4 ones.  Still only registers 4MB total.  Any ideas please?  Is it that the 386 doesn't recognise the 4MB SIMMs.  Any thoughts would be gratefully received
Thanks
Gerry


Adding SIMMS to Goldstar GS325S

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