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Can't see my usable RAM

Ofc. Vic
in Computers, Technology & Gaming

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That has happened to be before. I solved it by restarting my computer in safe mode and then restarting normally.  :thumbsup:

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    You can also go into your BIOS. BIOS can see everything! 

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    Usable RAM is only displayed when the usable amount is, for whatever reason, lower than the installed amount (as far as I know, not 100% certain).  If it only says 6.0GB, then it's safe to say you can probably use 6.0GB.

     

    You can also check the Task Manager to see how much is available, if in doubt.

     

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    If you want to be really technical, use the resource monitor.

     

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    That's weird. I can't figure out whats making my minecraft say stuff about my RAM whenever i try to make my FPS be a bit better. Shit the same, i think i can deal with it.

    - Victor

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    You can also show it in command line.

     

    systeminfo

    outputs this (note the highlighted section)

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    That's weird. I can't figure out whats making my minecraft say stuff about my RAM whenever i try to make my FPS be a bit better. Shit the same, i think i can deal with it.

    32 Bit operating systems cant see over 4gb of ram. If your computer is saying 6gb and no (4gb usable) than you can use 6gb. If you had a 32bit operating system, and had 6gb of ram, you could only use 4gb. It would say 6gb (4gb usable).

     

    Did I make that way to complicated or did you get that?

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    32 Bit operating systems cant see over 4gb of ram. If your computer is saying 6gb and no (4gb usable) than you can use 6gb. If you had a 32bit operating system, and had 6gb of ram, you could only use 4gb. It would say 6gb (4gb usable).

     

    Did I make that way to complicated or did you get that?

    Well, i have 64 Bit OS. I just give up.

    - Victor

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