Maximum RAM tolerance of win XP

[ali shahsavart]

How many RAM can Win XP tolerate& work with it properly?
(Bus 333& 400 ddr RAM)

 

[anonymous]

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You have to ensure your previous RAM is compatible with
the new RAM.
And that it's compatible with your motherboard.
Have a look at the memory configurators
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help to find the right RAM for
your specific make and model PC.
www.4allmemory.com
www.crucial.com
www.kahlon.com
www.kingston.com
www.oempcworld.com

 

[Alvin A Brown]

Hello

Windows XP will recognize hard drives in excess of 2 Terabytes if
formatted
NTFS and up to 4GB RAM. Your motherboard is the limiting factor as to
how
large a drive and the amount of RAM you can actually use with Windows XP



Alvin

 

[Nik Simpson]

Hello

Windows XP will recognize hard drives in excess of 2 Terabytes if
formatted NTFS and up to 4GB RAM.

Well not quite, the biggest single hard drive it will recognize is 2TB, you
can stripe several 2TB drive together to make a single logical drive >2TB.
The 2TB/hard drive limit is a limit of the current SCSI LBA scheme which is
based on 2^32 x 512byte blocks, though that's a SCSI limit, not an XP limit
..

 

[Guest]

-----Original Message-----
How many RAM can Win XP tolerate& work with it properly?
(Bus 333& 400 ddr RAM)
.
Windows XP can tolorate as much RAM as the motherboard

can handle.. However keep in mind that the Os will
utilize as much as it wants based on Video Memory and
swap space