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‎04-15-2023 10:35 AM

HP Recommended
Product: HP Pavilion Gaming - 15-ec0098ax
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have a HP Pavilion Gaming laptop 15ec0098ax,

I have two major issues which are too difficult to be solved -

1) I wish to unlock the Advanced Settings of my bios (Motherboard : 8D64) to get the maximum of my laptop, do whatsoever, I can handle my PC very well even if I tweak its important settings. I want to get the maximum of my laptop rather than the limited experience I have right now,,

2) I calculated the amount of hardware reserved memory that should have been there instead of 2.1 GB for 8GB DDR4 RAM which should be maximum 512MB to 1GB. 

Screenshots and calculation -

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As you see, I have two GPUs and if I decide to add their Hardware reserved memories, it will add up to 91.4 MB and leaving the rest out of 512 MB for rest of the functions of CPU and all for booting, 512 MB or max 1 GB is enough for hardware reserve... I need help in getting more out of my ram rather than 5.9GB, which should have been more than 7GB for 8GB RAM, we paid for 8GB RAM, not 5.9!! Please help me out with these 2 situations.

Thanks,

Saket Katkar.

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