Could I be fighting a "To much memory" problem?
 

I've been running my P5W DH Deluxe with 4 gig of ram for the last year and I
have been running into some strange problems that I think may well be a
conflict with the excessive ram I have installed on my mobo running XP
(32bit). Such as:

1) When I want to start my Hauppauge HVR-1800 tuner on my secondary monitor
I get a memory access error and the program errors out. It starts fine on
the primary monitor. I can drag the open window over to the secondary
monitor with no problem at all. But I must drag it back to the primary when
I exit the program or the next time I start the program it will error out on
the secondary monitor again.

2) I just upgraded my dual-monitor setup (Analogue VGA) with two Samsung
T220's (Digital) and when I move the MagicTune Premium program from the
primary monitor to the secondary monitor the program errors out with a
memory access error.

I have a feeling that the problem is the set-aside memory used for
exchanging data between the cpu and gpu in upper memory is conflicting with
the installed excess ram. I also believe this problem is due to sloppy
programming or resource calls to said memory that is causing the problem.

Does anyone have any ideas on this? Am I crazy or sound on this idea?

Help

William

Re: Could I be fighting a "To much memory" problem?
 

What happens when you lower RAM to 2 GB?
I assume you have tried this.

"William" <nospam@pacifier.com> wrote in message
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> I've been running my P5W DH Deluxe with 4 gig of ram for the last year and
> I have been running into some strange problems that I think may well be a
> conflict with the excessive ram I have installed on my mobo running XP
> (32bit). Such as:
>
> 1) When I want to start my Hauppauge HVR-1800 tuner on my secondary
> monitor I get a memory access error and the program errors out. It starts
> fine on the primary monitor. I can drag the open window over to the
> secondary monitor with no problem at all. But I must drag it back to the
> primary when I exit the program or the next time I start the program it
> will error out on the secondary monitor again.
>
> 2) I just upgraded my dual-monitor setup (Analogue VGA) with two Samsung
> T220's (Digital) and when I move the MagicTune Premium program from the
> primary monitor to the secondary monitor the program errors out with a
> memory access error.
>
> I have a feeling that the problem is the set-aside memory used for
> exchanging data between the cpu and gpu in upper memory is conflicting
> with the installed excess ram. I also believe this problem is due to
> sloppy programming or resource calls to said memory that is causing the
> problem.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on this? Am I crazy or sound on this idea?
>
> Help
>
> William
>
>
>