guys i have dell 3558 laptop with intel 5005u cpu and 4gb ram and window 10 32bit , Now i have 2.79 gb of ram usable. i have no dedicated graphics. Is it possible to use full 4 gb ram?. i already used msconfig method , but no use. thanks.
I would try installing Windows 10 64-bit first as it can address 4GB+ RAM. If you don't want to then read this: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...ftware-address-more-than-4gb-or-memory.53485/ Edit: I don't know if that PatchPae is W10 compatible, just fyi. Edit 2: PatchPae is definitely not compatible at all. And patching isn't a good idea anyway, read @pisthai comment on that, first hand experience.
The OS Kernel needs to be edited and some changes are done on its code. But, if it's be done, it maybe is just short living and would be reversed by the next OS Update! I used that way back on Windows 7 time and had quite some trouble with the ongoing changes of the Kernel by updating Windows. I never tried that later on Windows 8 or 8.1 and Windows 10 again! It's really not worth the trouble the user will face! just change the OS to the 64bit architecture!
Some is allocated for the onboard gpu. There is also some memory remapping hence you'll never have 4gb usable. I would upgrade to 8GB by adding another 4gb module, replace the hdd for an SSD and install a 64bit OS...
Maybe you don't get it! Even if you use that patch in Windows 7, every upgrade will end up with the need of at least re-patch again! It will be a PIA! With Windows 8.1 that Patch will not work anymore because of major changes in the Kernel, and so with Windows 10! Manually editing the Kernel with a HexEditor, will need quite some time and if you not be more than careful, you crash and get it never to work! So better keep hands off and forget even think about such changes, except you like to end up in mess, and that you will!
So avoid update with new kernl Server 2008 32 bit is based on vista kernel but support 8 giga Might be slow without the right drivers
nope but nothing left just to install 64bit if this laptop is just for watching movies or Facebook nothing important might be ok to do that
If your BIOS does not support to change the amount of RAM dedicated to the GPU (UMA), you can not, regardless of Windows. If you install 64-bit, GPU might eat even more, if set to Auto.
i installed to check ,its works great did few benchmark with aida64 and "as ssd" on ramdisk pretty much high score ,more or less as i7 5820k 600 threads 10k handlers on startup memory startup with 900 go down to 700 i wonder why saw 10-20% better performance on 32bit PAE vs server 2016 in aida64 (In gb) 35vs30 read 40vs29 write 36vs 30 copy 71.5ns vs 73.5ns latency 56vs53 cpu queen Im wondering how it will do in multitasking 64bit should really smash 32bit 8k wouldnt run ,it will try to start the video the cpu usage goes to 100% and just fail and went back to normal 4k 60fps makes 50% cpu usage on PAE 4k 20% or less using ff and FHD screen