Windows 10: Win10 not seeing all RAM; but BIOS does

This is a very new build, from October, and I just finally have time to address this issue. Windows 10's About specs, Task Manager's Memory Performance, and Resource Monitor, all show that I have 48GB of RAM installed -- but in actuality, I have 64GB. My BIOS has never shown a problem with seeing all 4 dimms, 64GB total. The Command Center for my mobo that I can run from Windows, also sees all 4 dimms, 64GB total, all running exactly the same and fine. Speccy can also see this.









1024 x 64 = should be 65536 MB total




I understand that amount in parentheses has to do with how it's allocated, but it should at least be showing me that I have 64GB, not just 48, right?

:)

 

bios

Hi all i am new in this forum, i need meanings step by step of each item listed in the bios Phoenix-Award

 

Ram problems

Hi,

To better assist you, please answer the questions below.

• What is the full specifications of your computer?
• Which type of RAM are you trying to install?
• Have you checked if the total RAM is detected in the BIOS?
• Have you tried installing just the 8 Gb RAM and see if the system detects it?
  

We suggest that you contact the computer manufacturer for information on how to enter the BIOS and how to set the default settings. Also, you can ask them if there is an available update for the BIOS.

We're looking forward to your response.

 

List of Micron D9 RAM: Request sticky.

Maybe now you see those Rams I suggested to buy for your rig. They are at the top of the list there...