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8GB of RAM causing BSoD
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Matsy Wrote:Seriously, read up on 32 bit.
32 bit can't handle more than 4gb. It's just a limitation of 32bit.
It's not defined by Windows.

Google PAE (Physical Adress Extension) plawks. Server 2003 Datacenter Edition can handle 128gig on 32bit (and that's a marketing restriction again) 256gig should be possible. Linux can too (but I hear it's a little buggy)
Why do you feel the need to correct people when you have no idea what they are talking about?

Quote:For people unable to get exactly 4 GB RAM (like, they get 3496 or something), aren't they able to drag it up to 4 GB?
In theory they could but it's locked down - so no.
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8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Idiotversion - 2008-09-27, 08:50 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Devil - 2008-09-27, 09:45 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Idiotversion - 2008-09-28, 12:49 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Nikkey - 2008-09-28, 07:07 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Idiotversion - 2008-09-28, 12:06 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by XTOTHEL - 2008-10-05, 02:42 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Nikkey - 2008-10-05, 03:07 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Cardboardsnail - 2008-10-08, 09:42 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Dusk - 2008-10-08, 09:46 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by SuGaRnSp1C3 - 2008-10-09, 12:24 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Serpendiem - 2008-10-09, 04:23 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Nikkey - 2008-10-09, 08:43 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Conciente - 2008-10-09, 09:03 AM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Serpendiem - 2008-10-09, 02:10 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Matsy - 2008-10-09, 03:11 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Nikkey - 2008-10-09, 03:16 PM
8GB of RAM causing BSoD - by Serpendiem - 2008-10-10, 03:25 PM

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