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05-Jul-2010, 05:43 PM #1
Memory limit problem w/Compaq D510c Evo
My PC (oem) specs say the D510c will take (up2) 2_gigs of DDR PC-2100 RAM, 184pin. Mine will not see or recognize more than 1.5_gigs.?. Any clues tech guys?

1. I've looked @ BIOS settings but nothing jumps out at me.
2. Can't find a M.board layout diagram, (incase manual jumper settings are req.). And,
3. Might the D510c req. some propritary kind of memory???
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Are the sticks double sided or single sided? They need to be double sided for the board to use the full 2GB capacity, high density single sided sticks will result in less usable memory.
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Are the sticks double sided or single sided? They need to be double sided for the board to use the full 2GB capacity, high density single sided sticks will result in less usable memory.


Certainly. All are double sided sticks, (1gig ea.) Thanks.
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