Jul 19, 2020 · I understand that you are unable to see full RAM in dxdiag. I’ll certainly assist you with the issue. However, please let us know: When you say “dxdiag won’t recognize all my ram”, are you referring to the information in the System tab or the Display tab?

Feb 8, 2022 · Open Task Manger and go to Details tab and enable "Commit size" column. Sort by Commit Size and see what's hogging all that memory.

Jan 18, 2023 · I have 32 GB of ram installed in my PC, my PC recognizes that I should have 32 GB of ram, however, as shown in the screenshot of Task Manager, 16.1 GB are reserved by the hardware. I have...

May 24, 2020 · Check that the full 32GB of RAM is visible in the system information tab of BIOS If not, pop out the RAM from slot 2 and try resenting that RAM stick If it still does not appear in BIOS, that RAM stick is faulty . .. _____

Jan 10, 2020 · I threw in 4 8 gig sticks, which should be 32 gigs, which you can see in the top right of task manager (and also shows up in dxdiag), but windows won't allocate more than 16GB. Does anybody have any idea whats happening?

Aug 17, 2020 · I tried to run in under 2666mhz for 4 of the ram but it doesn't detect the ram in task manager. Change it to auto detect speed and it goes down to 2133mhz for all of them, yet it still doesn't show up in my task manager as 32gb.

Aug 24, 2019 · Windows 10 shows 32GB of RAM are installed instead of 16GB, in system information/task manager. What might be the reason? RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 2666 MHz DDR4 DRAM (8GBx2) Motherboard:...

Jul 9, 2017 · Your page file size should be = ram, if you only have 16gb of ram there is no point having a bigger page file. Click to expand... Committed in Task Manager shows "5.9/16.0GB", so it seems that...

Jun 14, 2018 · The first thing you need to determine is if the motherboard is in fact reading all four of the memory modules inserted into the memory slots of the motherboard. You can do this by looking at screen when the system is first powered on …

Mar 15, 2024 · You can easily open and run dxdiag.exe (DirectX Diagnostic Tool) on Windows 10/11 using the 4 ways below. Way 1. Press Windows + R, type dxdiag in Run dialog, and press Enter to quickly launch dxdiag.exe on Windows 10/11. Way 2. You can click Start or the search box at the taskbar, type dxdiag, and select dxdiag Run command to open it. Way 3.