The system properties show that the memory capacity is inconsistent with the CPU Z display It is dif

Start --- run--- enter DXDIAG --- a window pops up, and the inner size of this window is the actual capacity used

Of course, the memory often appears this kind of capacity is not the same as the actual situation,It is especially prominent in the case of mixed plugging,It is generally related to the compatibility of the motherboard,It is best to plug and unplug it several times,The real display 4G is best used later。

This should be subject to the system attributes,CPU Z is just a third-party software,If the system properties show 2G,Then the system is now using2G,The reason for this problem may be because of your memory incompatibility problem,It is recommended to use the same brand and frequency of memory。

It's the same with any board.

No more nonsense. The memory is not compatible, and the memory of the same brand and model is replaced. If you can't find it, you can change it to the same particle sequence.

Note: XP maximum recognition memory, to use 4G seems to have to be patched. I haven't tried it though, I'm still using a 2G -.-

This is Intel's Core technology. It's just to save power at normal times. You can reduce the frequency down to save power. It's cool when playing games or whatever.

As for the memory, it's because you're using a 32-bit operating system. Maximum supported memory.

As for how much is displayed in the system, it depends on the motherboard.

When the system is in use, it uses 2G, which may not be compatible.

I've seen a source that says that some XP systems only display a portion of the memory. The other part is automatically assigned to the graphics card and other parts by the system.,That's what I just added2G (originally 2G)。 But the computer shows 3G.

Then it was found that the graphics card cache was 700+ megabytes (128m per se).

I don't know, right.

Normal, because your system doesn't recognize it that big, it's XP.

The integrated graphics card is simply slippery, and it does not go 1G internal posture sensitive storage. You go into the BIOS to see if you can make the branch recognize the 2048 memory, if you can recognize it, there is a problem with the system, reinstall the system.

The size of the physical memory occupied by the integrated graphics card is not necessarily, and it is divided into motherboards, and some motherboards can support up to 1G of memory as video memory. If you are a set of displays, you can go to the BIOS to answer the hole to see how much it is set to, for example, you manually set it to 128M and then enter the system to see.

You can modify it, and one of my classmates bought a computer that showed amazing configurations, but it only cost 1,000 yuan.

It is possible to brush through some software.

In fact, the 32-bit system can only be recognized, and it takes 64-bit to support 4G, and the 32-bit system is equipped with 4G memory, which is a waste in the short term, and the 64-bit system is the mainstream in the future, and it is also desirable, but it takes a long time.

It is indeed the number of bits of the address bus.

For example, the Intel Core is a 64-bit CPU, but its data bus has 128 bits.

32-bit systems can only recognize 4G of memory.

The landlord can check the power consumption of the mobile phone,Then he will give you a detailed list,Show what program consumes how much power your mobile phone has,And then these can be clicked to view the specific consumption,Then the first one is the power consumed by the system,Generally, it is also the most consumed,Then you can see what you want to see。

Depend on.. Strongly despise the landlord not to get the software but also want to see the CPU memory.

But I won't...

That's right, L1 sends instructions to read to memory if not. External frequency and large capacity memory will make the CPU respond faster.

The size of the memory affects the overall speed of the computer, that's for sure, but it doesn't affect the speed of the processor, how fast the processor should be or how fast.

Yes, they need to cooperate, CPU operations need to occupy a lot of memory, and if it is small, it will produce bottlenecks, and the speed will be hindered.

The memory size does not affect the CPU speed, but it does affect the overall speed.

The data of the CPU is all transmitted through memory synchronization, which of course has to do with that.

CPU speed is a fixed value! Unless overclocked.

It can affect CPU efficiency and not speed.

Of course, it's inseparable.

Memory is similar to a hard disk in that it is used to access data. It's just that it's for the system, and the hard drive is for the people. The CPU is like a person, then the hard disk is the bookshelf, the memory is the desk, and the computer starts like a person taking a book from the bookshelf to the desk to read it.

The larger the memory, that is, the larger the desk, the more books you can take from the bookshelf each time, and the more efficient you will be at reading books.

From an operational point of view, it also improves the speed of computing and reading.

High memory, it is conducive to CPU computing, high CPU, accelerate memory computing, CPU = pump, memory is like a pond, the pump is large and there is no water, it cannot play its ability.

Memory and other chip industry itself its manufacturer conversion method is different from the calculation method of the number of software terminals, generally speaking, in that is, 993MB) can be counted as qualified, if you want to know more about it, you can communicate, your socks are limited to 100 words.

Maybe it has something to do with the memory brand.

It's normal for a notebook to play GTA4 originally,,Abuse yourself Abuse the book

The average desktop high-performance graphics card can't run perfectly, let alone a power-saving and volume-saving laptop graphics card?

Grand Theft Auto 4 has no low requirements for CPU memory and graphics card

How big your memory is, and how slow it is when it is small.