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Tiberius said:
this is not totally correct... here I go again educating the MVPs and
Vistaboys...

You're not educating anyone. Read the op's question...he's not talking
about servers is he?

If you want or nedd more attention..get a dog!
Frank
 
Tiberius said:
this is not totally correct...

servers that are 32 bit do support and see more than 4 gb of ram.

Read the op's question...he's not talking about servers is he?

If you want or need more attention..get a dog!
Frank
 
shut up baboon snot...

I am saying that 32bit computers can address more ram if
a trick is used..

replying to a post saying that this is a restriction of the 32bit
architecture...

go lay an egg or something
 
im not replying to the OP but the person who replied to the OP,

this is called a thread in newsgroups.

Now go away
 
Tiberius wrote:

-----------unnecessary attention getting crap deleted------------

Want or need more attention...get a dog.
But be careful, I heard they bite baboons like you.
Frank
 
Thanks to all for their input, (especially JH). You folks respond really
fast - impressive! It seems going to 64 bit is the way to go, however, I
expect there will be issues with some of the software I use for work, which
is what is keeping me from going to 64bit at the present time. Thanks again
everyone.

Cal Bear '66 said:
JH is right about the need to have matching pairs of RAM in dual channel setups.
If he wants to use 3GB of RAM, he should use 2 matching pairs of 512 MB not one
stick of 1GB.
 

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