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Jeff Barnett
I know that I will only be able to see/use a little over 3GB memory when
I upgrade the hardware to 4GB from 2GB. I'm doing this since I process
some fairly large files in PhotoShop - 130MB+ scans of old 4"x5"
negatives. I'm running XP Pro SP3 built on an Intel D925XECV2
motherboard using a work group (not a domain) and welcome screen.
Is there anything useful to be done with the "invisible" memory, e.g.,
use it as a RAM disk? If so, where do I learn how and/or what utilities
implement the usage? Lastly, should I just ignore the dead extra memory
or is there some real advantages to whatever solutions are available.
Thanks for any information or pointers.
I upgrade the hardware to 4GB from 2GB. I'm doing this since I process
some fairly large files in PhotoShop - 130MB+ scans of old 4"x5"
negatives. I'm running XP Pro SP3 built on an Intel D925XECV2
motherboard using a work group (not a domain) and welcome screen.
Is there anything useful to be done with the "invisible" memory, e.g.,
use it as a RAM disk? If so, where do I learn how and/or what utilities
implement the usage? Lastly, should I just ignore the dead extra memory
or is there some real advantages to whatever solutions are available.
Thanks for any information or pointers.