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  • David (PassMark)
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    Maybe the motherboard doesn't support any more than 16GB. Or maybe it requires a firmware update to support 32GB.
    Or maybe the sticks are firmly inserted in their slots. So the SMBus works to detect the sticks, but the address bus doesn't work.

    I did a Google search for you. Seems to be a fairly common problem with this motherboard.

    Examples
    https://forums.tomshardware.com/thre...-16gb.1385679/
    https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/t...t-time.215582/

    Although there wasn't a great solution in the above posts, the internet was leaning towards it being a hardware failure.

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  • andriy
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    Originally posted by David (PassMark)
    You are using the Memtest86+ V5 software, which is both old and not our software. So we can't help you with it.
    Oops, sorry my bad.

    Memtest86 v8.4 gives similar information - RAM installed 32G, physical memory 16G.

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  • David (PassMark)
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    You are using the Memtest86+ V5 software, which is both old and not our software. So we can't help you with it.

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  • andriy
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    Difference in memory size

    Hello,

    My system always had 32G memory installed and available - 4x8G modules. Modules are still installed, however now only half of memory detected as 'available pool'.

    Please see the attached photo - memtest detects that 4 slots have 8192MB modules installed, with total memory size 16G.

    Can somebody please explain why there is a 16G difference between installed and available memory?
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