2009-12-02, 12:32 AM
(This post was last modified: 2009-12-02, 12:36 AM by Sn1perJohnE.)
Fiel Wrote:No, he was right. Approximately 4 GB is the maximum noticed by all Windows 7 32-bit. Windows 7 64-bit can address either 4, 16, or 192 GB depending on which version you have.
Directly from Microsoft's own website:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/..._windows_7
I think he was right to correct me, I did say 3 GIGs when its 4. I just thought it was 3 because my 32-bit Vista showed 3 when I had 4, and now 7 shows 4, but 3 usable.
Devil's Sunrise Wrote:Just a notifier: keep in mind that is 4 GB of physical memory. If you're going to use all of it on RAM, there would be no memory for your graphics card(s).
Thats assuming a shared memory graphics card. There are some laptop chips with some built in memory, and some that share, as well as some dedicated some shared. (Mine has 256 MB dedicated, able to share too though.)