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The thread discusses a Windows 7 x64 system with 16GB RAM detected in single-channel mode, causing issues like reduced performance and video playback problems. The original poster finally resolved the issue, attributing it to an insufficient power supply. Other users encouraged sharing the solution to help future readers.
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Hi, I've searched but i can't find no solution..

bios detects 16gb (single-channel says)
msconfig/boot/advanced no memory limit
resource monitor: installed 16.384 total 8.171 available 6.252

windows 7 x64 ultimate
motherboard asrock 970 extreme4

please, does anyone know about this issue?
 

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There were some other strange events while operating windows in that 16Gb single channel state: when a video was played it goes at 25% speed (even the audio if i rememered well)

It seems the problem was my power supply wasn't enough.
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Hi, I apologize for not answering the question, but your computer has 16GB? Holy crap, that's...That's....Gaming good.
 
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Hi, I finally solved the issue.

(Superfluous sarcasm removed)
 
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There were some other strange events while operating windows in that 16Gb single channel state: when a video was played it goes at 25% speed (even the audio if i rememered well)

It seems the problem was my power supply wasn't enough.
 
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Thanks for the update. :up:
 

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