As I thought the extra RAM is the top listing manufactured by Samsung and the results can be seen in this latest image I have created.
The left image shows both the onboard RAM and Extra RAM and the right image has had the extra RAM removed and is no longer noticed in the top half of the image.
They used Channel A as the expansion memory, and Channel B as the soldered-in memory? I would have thought it would be the other way around.
A SODIMM chip shouldn't identify as row-of-chips (and your row-of-chips (the soldered-in memory) shouldn't identify as SODIMM). But I notice it's still identifying as row-of-chips even with the SODIMM memory module removed... that's strange, too. Is there a way to configure that memory bank in the BIOS?
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