foxhole Joined 14 Mar 2006 Messages 23,139 Reaction score 3,361 Location Essex coast Country 3 Jul 2023 #16 opps said: Neither Crucial or Mr Memory mention 8Gb sticks. The MOBO is 9KPNV. I haven't found anything that says that 8Gb sticks can be used. Perhaps someone has released a custom BIOS that allows the MOBO to see the 8Gb sticks... Click to expand...
opps said: Neither Crucial or Mr Memory mention 8Gb sticks. The MOBO is 9KPNV. I haven't found anything that says that 8Gb sticks can be used. Perhaps someone has released a custom BIOS that allows the MOBO to see the 8Gb sticks... Click to expand...
foxhole Joined 14 Mar 2006 Messages 23,139 Reaction score 3,361 Location Essex coast Country 3 Jul 2023 #17 mattylad said: When you say not seen, is it seen in the BIOS? Click to expand... Reports 2gb in slots 2 and 5 but all slots have 4gb.
mattylad said: When you say not seen, is it seen in the BIOS? Click to expand... Reports 2gb in slots 2 and 5 but all slots have 4gb.
mattylad Joined 27 Apr 2008 Messages 9,678 Reaction score 954 Country 3 Jul 2023 #18 What happens if you take the original ram out and put the new ram in the same slots?
foxhole Joined 14 Mar 2006 Messages 23,139 Reaction score 3,361 Location Essex coast Country 3 Jul 2023 #19 mattylad said: What happens if you take the original ram out and put the new ram in the same slots? Click to expand... The original ram 2gb sticks have all been replaced with 4gb sticks so not sure what you are asking.
mattylad said: What happens if you take the original ram out and put the new ram in the same slots? Click to expand... The original ram 2gb sticks have all been replaced with 4gb sticks so not sure what you are asking.
O opps Joined 16 Jun 2006 Messages 11,262 Reaction score 2,551 Location London Country 4 Jul 2023 #20 foxhole said: Found a ram site which says it can take 8gb sticks , think they simply were not available when it was manufactured . Click to expand... From the comments in the video that you posted it looks like the 8Gb limit is a function of the processor. You can do it because you have a x5000 series processor (it supports 288 GB of memory) if you bring the w3500 or w3600 it only supports 24 Click to expand... Additionally, someone else that complains about some of their ram not being seen, is advised to re-seat the processor. Might be worth a try.
foxhole said: Found a ram site which says it can take 8gb sticks , think they simply were not available when it was manufactured . Click to expand... From the comments in the video that you posted it looks like the 8Gb limit is a function of the processor. You can do it because you have a x5000 series processor (it supports 288 GB of memory) if you bring the w3500 or w3600 it only supports 24 Click to expand... Additionally, someone else that complains about some of their ram not being seen, is advised to re-seat the processor. Might be worth a try.
foxhole Joined 14 Mar 2006 Messages 23,139 Reaction score 3,361 Location Essex coast Country 4 Jul 2023 #21 opps said: From the comments in the video that you posted it looks like the 8Gb limit is a function of the processor. Additionally, someone else that complains about some of their ram not being seen, is advised to re-seat the processor. Might be worth a try. Click to expand... I have upgraded the cpu.
opps said: From the comments in the video that you posted it looks like the 8Gb limit is a function of the processor. Additionally, someone else that complains about some of their ram not being seen, is advised to re-seat the processor. Might be worth a try. Click to expand... I have upgraded the cpu.