Windows 10: Problem with RAM reserved to harware

Yesterday, CS:GO was loading in my PC, but 5 minutes passed and I realised that the whole PC was frozen, so i just turned it off.

Later I started it again, and I tried to play RDR2, but a message saying that I dont have the minimum ram requirements showed up. This message never showed up to me, so I thought that would be just an error and dismissed it.

But when I started playing I noticed the typical stuttering, not very severe, but just annoying, so I checked the properties of my PC and to my surprise it said that only 3'95 GiB of ram were available from the 8 that I've installed, and 4 were reserved to hardware.


The strange part for me is that this problem came from nowhere. I have had this PC for over 1 year and I never had this problem.

I've already seen many posts with the same problem, but I have not found a solution yet.


I updated everything I could in my PC and I used the solution where you enter MSConfig and change the setting that worked for like 2 or 3 hours, until my PC restarted by itself while playing, and the same RAM problem showed up again, so I just unchecked all the boxes from the BOOT window in MSConfig, like many solutions said, but again, it did nothing. I even cleaned the RAM's physically, but it didn't seem to do nothing.


The only solution I have left or that I've read, is to update my BIOS, but I would like to know if there's any other solution, because updating my BIOS means to take my PC to the store since I don't want to do that by myself I know I could mess my PC badly if I don't do it properly.

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Hardware reserved ram is to high

I am having a similar issue with the system reserving over 4 gigs of RAM and as suggested have run the WPT.

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I would appreciate any help.

 

Harware Reserved linked to number of processors?

That seems unusually high 50% reserved. Perhaps that is your Video card reserving ram.

The laptop I'm using is a budget Toshiba amd quad core and its graphic card reserves 1gb of ram.

 

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That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.