Bios don't recognize the total ram amount

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Aminur Rashid

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I have asus p7h55-m mobo and 7(4+2+1) gigs of ram. But my mobo only recognize 3.5 gigs. In bios advance options there is a memory remap option. But if I enable it then windows don't boot. what can i do about it? I've already checked all of my ram kits, they are ok. I reseated them in all possible combinations. I re-install my os, previously was win 7 64bit, now win 8.1 64bit. Some people said that reseating the cpu help them solve such problem, I've also done that, but no luck. Now I'm really frustrated.
 
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Tradesman1
There's no guarantees when mixing DRAM, and here you are mixing three different sticks, to be honest I'm not surprised they don't want to play together - try just the 4 and the 2 and raise the DRAM voltage + 0.06 and see if it sees the 6GB
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I would try putting in the sticks one at a time. Make sure the BIOS reads each one properly. 4 as a 4 2 as a 2 ect. See if they all show up right that way. if one seems to be less than what it should be then you got an issue.

Also try a Memtest86 if you haven't already and see if that sees all 7 gigs
 
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There's no guarantees when mixing DRAM, and here you are mixing three different sticks, to be honest I'm not surprised they don't want to play together - try just the 4 and the 2 and raise the DRAM voltage + 0.06 and see if it sees the 6GB
 
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