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Issue with hardware reserve using ram

‎05-18-2021 04:58 PM

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Product: HP 690-0024
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Got an HP 690-0024. 16gb of ram, 2.1 used for hardware reserve. I understand it's for the vega 11 graphics, but what do you do when you have a GPU and you don't use the vega 11 graphics. Tried using msconfig and turning off max memory under the boot options and that didn't work. Any other suggestions out there?

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‎05-18-2021 08:01 PM

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@jtdusk , welcome to the Community.

 

This is how Windows allocates memory in your system.  I don't believe there is any way to release the memory for system use.

 

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