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Does Gigabyte GA-X48-DQ6 have memory remapping?

Originally posted by: 9nines
I looked at the GA-X48-DQ6 manual and saw no reference.

What X48 Gigabyte or Asus MBs are confirmed to have memory remapping?
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They all have... with Gigabyte the option is probably buried in the "Chipset" options page in the BIOS.....
 
I do not see it anywhere in the manual on the X48-DQ6. Maybe it is always enabled and you can not disable it.

Anyone confirm if the Gigabyte X48-DQ6 BIOS allows for memory remapping or confirm that 4 gigabytes of memory fully show with Vista 64 and that motherboard?
 
Originally posted by: Jax Omen
4GB of memory should fully show in 64-bit OS with any motherboard. Perhaps you meant Vista 32?
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No, if the MB does not remap the I/O memory addresses to higher range, it will default to the 4 gigabyte range and block some of system memory even with a 64 O/S. I think that the difference with a 32 O/S is the I/O addresses can not be mapped out of the range no matter.

 
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