(02-20-2017, 11:13 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Try to use 1x1Gb+1x2Gb.
And make new TXT CPU-Z report.
I still did not mannage to get my hands on 2GB module again.
Did I mention that it does not boot with only one 1GB module too?
Well, it does not. It boots with 2x500Mb or 500Mb+1Gb or 500Mb+2GB combination only.
In all the cases when it does boot it shows 1GB of ram. And that's the weirdest thing.
It did not boot with 2GB+2GB too last time,
nor did it boot with 1x2GB only,
with 1x1gb no go,
with 2x1gb same shi*.
This i believe is to the fact that all my rams are 800MHz rated, not 677, but I cannot be sure. (all but 500MB)
That's why I'd like to have RAM timings control in BIOS. So I can clock the RAM manually.
You 512 MB DIMM has 533 Mhz maximum, not 667 Mhz.
(02-10-2017, 04:22 AM)ibach Wrote: [ -> ]With 1x500 MB + 1x2GB laptop boots to windows, but reports 1GB (2x500MB).
You didn't give me CPU-Z TXT report and a screenshot of
Device Manager in this case.
(02-21-2017, 02:41 AM)ibach Wrote: [ -> ]It boots with 2x500Mb or 500Mb+1Gb or 500Mb+2GB combination only.In all the cases when it does boot it shows 1GB of ram. And that's the weirdest thing.
It isn't strange.
RC410 chipset can't use different chip capacity on memory channel. So it choose minimal - 512 Mbits.
RC410 chipset has official maximum of memory - 2 GB. But in most cases it can use about 3 GB: one 2G DIMM with 16 chips and one 1G DIMM with 8 chips.
Try to find PC2‑5300 (or PC2‑4200) SODIMM - 1 GB with 8 chips
P.S. Can you make CPU-Z TXT report and a screenshot of
Device Manager with one 512 SODIMM?
I know this is old post. but I'm trying to bring old laptop back to life. i have repla ed cpu wirh t7200. installed ssd hdd. im running windows 7 64 bit. i wanted to increase ram. 2x 1gb works ok. 1x2gb + 1x1gb -this is only recognised as 2gb. single 2gb works fine and recognised as 2gb. if i install 1x2gb and 1x1gb bios and windows see 2gb but cpu z see 3gb. is there any way to modify this buos to see 3gb or maybe 4gb?