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Is a RAM drive the only use for extra memory on a 32-bit Windows
system?
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Is a RAM drive the only use for extra memory on a 32-bit Windows
system?
Thanks.
I just copied the subject line from a website article title.
Is a RAM drive the only use for extra memory on a 32-bit Windows
system?
John said:I just copied the subject line from a website article title.
Is a RAM drive the only use for extra memory on a 32-bit Windows
system?
Thanks.
I just copied the subject line from a website article title.
Is a RAM drive the only use for extra memory on a 32-bit Windows
system?
Just to be clear to us noobs that don't know much about this--are we talking about that area of memory that's between 3.6GB and 4 GB that cannot be used by a PC? Or something else? I would imagine that the OS uses all memory it can get it's hands on, but to the 3.6 GB limit (for a 32 bit OS).
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