Hi,
I have a Lenovo Ideapad y410p, and yesterday I updated my BIOS to version 3.08 which was for Haswell based Windows 8.1 x64 OS.
After flashing the BIOS, I noticed that my games were taking too long to load, minecraft was freezing. I had set the minecraft client to use 3.25 gb of RAM since I have 8 gb.
When I opened up task manager, it registers only 4 gb of RAM and only 1 out of 4 RAM (instead of 2) slots are being used.
Somehow flashing the new BIOS made it disable the second RAM, I'm not sure. I was wondering how I could revert my BIOS back to original version.
DxDiag
TaskManager
Thank you.
UPDATE:
So I opened up my laptop. There are 2 RAM slots with 4 gb RAM in each.
Interchanging the RAM sticks has no effect, while on removing either of the RAM sticks the system does not boot.
UPDATE 2:
I looked up CPU-Z on the SPD tab and here is what I found:
I have a Lenovo Ideapad y410p, and yesterday I updated my BIOS to version 3.08 which was for Haswell based Windows 8.1 x64 OS.
After flashing the BIOS, I noticed that my games were taking too long to load, minecraft was freezing. I had set the minecraft client to use 3.25 gb of RAM since I have 8 gb.
When I opened up task manager, it registers only 4 gb of RAM and only 1 out of 4 RAM (instead of 2) slots are being used.
Somehow flashing the new BIOS made it disable the second RAM, I'm not sure. I was wondering how I could revert my BIOS back to original version.
DxDiag
TaskManager
Thank you.
UPDATE:
So I opened up my laptop. There are 2 RAM slots with 4 gb RAM in each.
Interchanging the RAM sticks has no effect, while on removing either of the RAM sticks the system does not boot.
UPDATE 2:
I looked up CPU-Z on the SPD tab and here is what I found:
Slot 1 in Memory Slot Selection shows DDR3 ram with 4gb memory.
Slot 2 shows DDR3 ram with only 512 MB memory(instead of 4096 MB).