Win 8 X64 can't read full ram

I have the probook 6470b, with core i5-3230 4GB Ram.
OS win 8 pro X64
windows read only 3.88 ram, appreciate your support as i need to upgrade Ram to 8GB.
Thanks.

Based on what you report to be the installed operating system type, there won't be a problem upgrading to 8 GB. Yours will accept and support up to 16GB. The image below is from the Maintenence & Service guide for your notebook.
The following image is from my current HP product loan Envy17-3002ea notebook.
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