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I am hoping that I can get a solid answer on this RAM question of mine. I
understand that 32-bit XP can only at BEST read 4 Gb of ram. However, if I
am understanding that correctly that is due to the physical limitations of a
32-bit processor 2^32. I also understand that a dualcore processor shares
resources and that dual processors do not. With that being stated it it then
possible for a dual processor machine running windows xp sp2 to use up to 8
Gb of RAM.
Thanks in advance!!!
understand that 32-bit XP can only at BEST read 4 Gb of ram. However, if I
am understanding that correctly that is due to the physical limitations of a
32-bit processor 2^32. I also understand that a dualcore processor shares
resources and that dual processors do not. With that being stated it it then
possible for a dual processor machine running windows xp sp2 to use up to 8
Gb of RAM.
Thanks in advance!!!