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09-19-2020 03:16 PM
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Product: HP pavilion gaming 15 ec0101ax
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
I just bought a HP pavilion gaming 15 ec0101ax laptop.
Specs:
Ryzen 3500H with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx 2.10Ghz
8gb RAM
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 4gb
1TB HDD.
The physical RAM installed is 8gb but only 5.9 gb is usable, one of my friend bought the same laptop but he had 7.6gb usable. I contacted you WhatsApp service but he couldn't fix it. We tried unchecking and checking maximum memory option is msconfig but no improvement. From what I've researched it can be fixed by keeping integrated graphics to auto in advanced bios setting but hp doesn't provide that. I don't want your computerized reply, I just want to know that if somehow the hardware reserved memory can be reduced to 500mb or 600mb from 2.1gb. please try to understand my problem, my college works have started and I have to run high end programs which require 8gb. I just bought it so I have a return policy of 10 days so please reply fast and due to covid 19, there's not much laptops of similar configuration available in the Market?
And another thing please give us the full control of bios in the next update or so nobody is going to blame if they mess things up without knowing, on their own
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