Dual memory has gotten smaller. Two identical 256M memory modules become 384M

If you put it on someone else's computer, it's 512, that's because the graphics card of the other computer's computer is independent and doesn't consume your memory, and your machine's graphics card is integrated with 256's memory, and the reason why it doesn't change is because the 256 is too small, and the motherboard is not allocated to the video memory, and the 512 is different, and the motherboard will automatically allocate the memory to the video memory, so it becomes smaller.

You can reboot in the BIOS settings.

Try a different motherboard and see what happens.

Halo, the integrated graphics card is to occupy the memory, and the 128M memory is given to the integrated graphics card.

You only put one because 256M is too small, and there is a setting not to divide the memory to the integrated graphics card.

512M is divided, and this can be set in BIOS.

Having 128MB of RAM on your motherboard is not recognized by the motherboard! Of course, it's not bad, probably because of poor contact! You can use CPU-Z to see which one is missing by half! Use a flat-blade screwdriver to clean the memory slots.

First of all, please make sure.

The memory is not two.

If it is, it may be that the graphics card is integrated. That means normal!

If yes. Discrete graphics card. That is. Compatibility is not good! Or there is a memory problem. In this case. The memory will show half of it.

If the memory is burned, there will be a kind of problem).

Kindness... Yes, it should be integrated, so a part of the memory will be allocated to the graphics card. It's just like showing the inch.

Your graphics card is integrated, and it should be 128M to set aside a part of the memory for video memory

It can only show that this has something to do with the memory module.

In the case of working at the same time, there is no problem, 32-bit XP can only be recognized, if you don't want to change Vista, use XP 64bit, but the software that supports 64-bit is not as much as 32-bit.

Fake Polishing Strip Kingston This level also repairs computers.

Like I said upstairs, you bought 2 parallel goods? I don't even have a score, how can you give you a good answer?

Needless to say, after buying parallel goods, Kingston has a lot of parallel goods.

Theoretically, you can close, solder the memory chip down, and then solder it to the vacancy of another memory, but this requires professional equipment, and you can't get it, so you can go to a repair shop that specializes in this, but the price is estimated to be enough for you to buy several 512

When pigs fly. If I can succeed, I dare to eat memory.

According to you, my 5 dual-core CPUs have 10 cores when they are soldered? Impossible!

Each memory particle (the chip you said) has a power pin, a foot, an address, an interrupt, an io pin, and it is impossible for ordinary people to find them all, even if they do, how can they be connected to run together and the capacity is also superimposed, and the overall circuit design needs to be re-modified, the working mode is re-modified, and the frequency control is re-modified.

It can be said that God can't do it.

Of course it works.

My Samsung console, BenQ's monitor.

Originally, it was an nvidia 256 graphics card, and I took a 256 graphics card at random in the company, and I really don't know what brand it was plugged in to become 512I've used it for more than 1 year, and there is no abnormality, if you plug in the graphics card and can't turn it on, either it's not plugged in well, and it still can't be turned on if you plug it in a few more times, then it may not work, but when you turn it on, the display is your normal graphics card can be used.

This is not possible.,The size of the memory particles may not be the same.,Besides, the circuit board definitely doesn't support doubling the memory particles to sprinkle.,So don't think about this.,If you can, sell the two 256 and then buy a 512 one.。

Two into one, do you want to operate on the memory? No, no matter how good the welding technique is, it can't be done.

If the main frequency of 256 and 512 is the same, you can try to plug in two at the same time.

Pay attention when turning on the machine, and unplug the power immediately if you find that the machine cannot be turned on.

You dream, and the other way around, you can't put it in at all!

You need to improve the pins to put it in backwards, and it won't damage the computer after you put it in, but the computer won't boot.

Dig, as long as you can install it, maybe it really becomes 652m, then don't buy 512 reverse, you can't row.

Well, 256x2 is exactly 512

However, if Wu Fool wants to improve the speed of the world, he has to see how the CPU performs.

Buy what not to buy.

I was able to buy a computer all replaced!

Yes, but preferably a brand and the same model,

It depends on whether your memory module supports it, otherwise it will be useless to plug it in.

If you have the money, buy it.

Mine is 1 with 512 plus 2 with 128 The computer recognizes it as 768, but occasionally when you play it, it will be blue screen, and the compatibility is not good.

Is your 128 double-sided or single-sided? There are also 256, look, some bosses will recognize half of the memory on one side, and the effect of changing to double-sided will be better. Also, if it's all double-sided, your memory bank may not be enough, and this situation will occur!

There is a memory that is not recognized by the host.。。。

Updating the Host Driver... Update the BIOS

It doesn't work, forget it...

Brother, you use two 256 steps to get 512.

However, it is recommended that you still use the same level, which is more stable.

Is there a shared memory set? If you look at the task management, the boot display is generally not very accurate.

Graphics card integrated.

Video memory accounts for 128M

Yours is not an integrated graphics card, yes, shared memory, if not, it is estimated that the memory and motherboard are problematic again.

2l is not right.

It's not that you don't want to use the ghost system. Instead, don't use the lite version of ghost.

Due to streamlining. So there are a lot of questions.

Ghost is best used with the computer company's version.

We use the version in the store

At present, it is relatively stable.

You can be a little.

There are also bugs in Master Lu, which is not recommended.

Super Bunny is recommended

You're using a ghost system, you look at how much memory is in the explorer, if it's right, don't worry about it, it's better not to use ghost to install the system.

If the computer is an integrated graphics card, then 128 points are used for the graphics card, it is recommended to install a discrete graphics card. Besides, the current computer memory of 1G is considered low.

Memory incompatible! Plug in the memory in a different position to see how about it.

Important is working normally, this is fine