J James Howlett macrumors member Original poster Apr 19, 2008 71 0 Abbotsford May 9, 2008 #1 my system tells me i have 4 GB of ram but menu-meters says i have 3985 MB total, if my GB to MB math is right, 4096 MB should be 4 GB and i actually have 3.89 GB of ram
my system tells me i have 4 GB of ram but menu-meters says i have 3985 MB total, if my GB to MB math is right, 4096 MB should be 4 GB and i actually have 3.89 GB of ram
B bstreiff macrumors regular Feb 14, 2008 215 2 May 9, 2008 #2 The video chipset takes some of the system RAM; this is why you're just a little short of 4096MB.
Eidorian macrumors Penryn Mar 23, 2005 29,196 394 Indianapolis May 9, 2008 #3 bstreiff said: The video chipset takes some of the system RAM; this is why you're just a little short of 4096MB. Click to expand... It looks like they have an iMac though.
bstreiff said: The video chipset takes some of the system RAM; this is why you're just a little short of 4096MB. Click to expand... It looks like they have an iMac though.
J James Howlett macrumors member Original poster Apr 19, 2008 71 0 Abbotsford May 9, 2008 #4 Yeah, I have an iMac (first mac) 3.06 with the 8800 GS (GTS?) with its own 512 MB VRAM. Where does the extra 107 MB of RAM go?
Yeah, I have an iMac (first mac) 3.06 with the 8800 GS (GTS?) with its own 512 MB VRAM. Where does the extra 107 MB of RAM go?
B bstreiff macrumors regular Feb 14, 2008 215 2 May 11, 2008 #5 Hm. I'm not sure, then. On my MacBook, MenuMeters tells me 4086MB total, the 'missing' 10MB allocated to the GMAX3100 (which can use up to 144MB max).
Hm. I'm not sure, then. On my MacBook, MenuMeters tells me 4086MB total, the 'missing' 10MB allocated to the GMAX3100 (which can use up to 144MB max).