Weird. I upgraded ram and now it says 2048 RAM

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    I put in a 1 gig kingston chip and it says 2048. Is that right??
     
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    which model did you get???? was it the 512mb edition or the 1gb edition? did you have to remove a ram?
     
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    ssd 8 gig. I put the ram into the spare slot it was Kingston ddr2 PC2 5200 667
     
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    where does it says you have 2048, is it from the OS or is it from the BIOS settings?
    if its the OS, I thinks its a glitch and I have found in the Linux forum someone with this issue I think..
     
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    Is it a glitch, or is the OS including the swap space in the total amount of available RAM? A 512Mb version, with an extra 1Gb + 512Mb of swap space would indeed come to 2Gb.
     
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    It's a glitch. The OS reports 2GB but the BIOS show the right value.
     
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    upgrade the BIOS and after the system see 1,5 go!!! ;o)
     
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