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Installed memory ≠ usable size?

I was configuring my BIOS after installing 2 GB of RAM, and I saw this:
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System memory
Installed size : 4096MB
Usable size    : 3584MB
I have a 64-bit OS (Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit), so does that mean the motherboard (ASUS M3A78-T) doesn't support more than 4 GB of addressing?
 

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