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J.C. Scott
I'm running Windows XP Pro and I've currently got 2 sticks of Crucial 2GB
SDRAM DDR2 533 in my Intel 915P. From what I understand WinXP Pro can handle
4 GB's RAM. I purchased 2 more sticks of the same from Newegg today and I'm
wondering if anybody here has 4 GB's of RAM in a WinXP Pro box? From what I
understand there's a 3 GB limit on applications, unless the application was
specifically written to be able to utilize more. So my question is whether
it's complete overkill or if there are actually any advantages to maxing out
your RAM capabilities?
SDRAM DDR2 533 in my Intel 915P. From what I understand WinXP Pro can handle
4 GB's RAM. I purchased 2 more sticks of the same from Newegg today and I'm
wondering if anybody here has 4 GB's of RAM in a WinXP Pro box? From what I
understand there's a 3 GB limit on applications, unless the application was
specifically written to be able to utilize more. So my question is whether
it's complete overkill or if there are actually any advantages to maxing out
your RAM capabilities?