Hi! I'm new here so please bear with me if I will ask silly questions.
Recently I got myself RAM upgrade for my old computer. Problem is, that my BIOS is showing only half of it and same with Windows (using Win7 64bit home edition). I installed 2x2Gb from my 2x1Gb. BIOS is only showing 2,44Gb installed, Windows, on the other hand, is showing 4Gb installed, but only 2,44Gb available. I presume, that it can be fixed by upgrading my BIOS, as from what I found on the internet my motherboard can have 4Gb of memory installed.
I managed to find some specs on the motherboard:
Board: Packard Bell BV PT890-8237A
Serial Number: ULNN73807204
BIOS: Phoenix Technologies, LTD PBSANFMB.0900 07/30/2007
And on the mainboard itself I found:
FOXCONN N15235
PT8907MB-8ERS2H
Chipsets: VIA VT8237A and VIA VT6308P
I would really appreciate any help with BIOS update or at least explanation why it is only showing half of installed memory.
Recently I got myself RAM upgrade for my old computer. Problem is, that my BIOS is showing only half of it and same with Windows (using Win7 64bit home edition). I installed 2x2Gb from my 2x1Gb. BIOS is only showing 2,44Gb installed, Windows, on the other hand, is showing 4Gb installed, but only 2,44Gb available. I presume, that it can be fixed by upgrading my BIOS, as from what I found on the internet my motherboard can have 4Gb of memory installed.
I managed to find some specs on the motherboard:
Board: Packard Bell BV PT890-8237A
Serial Number: ULNN73807204
BIOS: Phoenix Technologies, LTD PBSANFMB.0900 07/30/2007
And on the mainboard itself I found:
FOXCONN N15235
PT8907MB-8ERS2H
Chipsets: VIA VT8237A and VIA VT6308P
I would really appreciate any help with BIOS update or at least explanation why it is only showing half of installed memory.