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Hi every one. I just build up an computer which an 2*8GB Ram. But my computer only use 3.6 GB. I don't know why and i need help on that. I already try all the online step. I have a Asus Maximus VII hero motherboard. and Gskill trident X series which is 16g in total, and i have windows 7 Ultimate. thanks to any one to help me solve this problem. :)  :)  :)  :)  

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Did you by chance install Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit?

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Gosh....did you use a 64 bit version of the windows?If not use it

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Oh boy... sounds like 32 bit...

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Use 64 bit windows 7

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What they said: 

 

Click start and right click on computer and select system: 

 

 

Check out the picture in the link: http://it.umn.edu/prod/groups/oit/@pub/@oitsjustjose/@web/@techprod/documents/asset/oit_asset_445352.png

 

Then tell use the system type, is it 32bit or 64bit? 

 

http://it.umn.edu/prod/groups/oit/@pub/@oitsjustjose/@web/@techprod/documents/asset/oit_asset_445349.png

 

It's not letting me post the pictures for some reason, but yeah tell use what's the system type. 

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It's not letting me post the pictures for some reason, but yeah tell use what's the system type. 

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Use this button to embed images.

 

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I did that, but the particular image file I was trying to embed, did not want to embed, must be a funny link. 

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Thank you guys. i found out i did use the 32 bit  :(  :(  :(

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