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Hello, let me tell you, I have a laptop which came with a 3GB DDR4 Ram at 800mhz and recently I opened my slightly older laptop which is also 3GB DDR4 but at 1333mhz, so when I put it in it works at 800mhz, but my The problem is that when I put it on, windows tells me that I have only 4GB installed and when I open HWiNFO or CPU-Z it tells me that I have 8GB but that only 1 space is working. What I think is the possible problem is that the Ram that my laptop came with has a voltage of 1.35V and the one that I placed that in theory is not working because that is 1.50V. I know that the 1.35V can reach 1.50V because that is the maximum it can withstand, so I wanted to know how I could increase the voltage in the BIOS since it has many technicalities and I do not know the parameters that I should change
My components are the following:
Motherboard: Packard Bell ENTE69_BH
Chipset: Intel Broadwell-U PCH-LP (Base)
PS: I can't upload the 800mhz to 1333mhz because the maximum allowed is 800mhz
Hello good,
I need to put a piece of information, your windows is 32 or 64 bits, because 32-bit systems do not support more than 4GB in that case it's time to switch to a 64-bit version.
regards
Hello good,
I need to put a piece of information, your windows is 32 or 64 bits, because 32-bit systems do not support more than 4GB in that case it's time to switch to a 64-bit version.
regards
Hello thanks for answering, my windows is 64 bits, so I don't know what I could do 
Hello,
Have you tried cleaning the RAM contacts with an eraser? Old trick of mine that sometimes works.
Try it and tell me
Hello,
Have you tried cleaning the RAM contacts with an eraser? Old trick of mine that sometimes works.
Try it and tell me
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How much memory do you have assigned to the GPU in BIOS?
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