USAGE OF RAM
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May 1, 2009 at 10:37 AM
Highway72 Posts 233 Registration date Thursday April 2, 2009 Status Member Last seen July 16, 2009 - May 1, 2009 at 11:21 AM
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May 1, 2009 at 11:09 AM
32bit windows can go up to 3gig maximum....however the motherboard dictates what kind or ram it uses and goes upto, consult the manual for the motherboard you own.
A 64bit version can handle anything upto 128gig currently although most motherboards limit to 16gig or 6gig if DDR3 based.
A 64bit version can handle anything upto 128gig currently although most motherboards limit to 16gig or 6gig if DDR3 based.
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i want to ask one slot of my ram can handle 4gb of ram currently i m using 2 gb ram inthis slot will it be able to handle 4gb ram.
i want to ask one slot of my ram can handle 4gb of ram currently i m using 2 gb ram inthis slot will it be able to handle 4gb ram.
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I refer the same answer....every motherboard dictates its own maximum....the only way to find out is to check the motherboard manual or makers website. regardless what the motherboard maximum is the OS you are using will also impose restrictions of how much ram it can use....example 4gig on a 32bit Windows will only use 3gig, because 32bit cannot access ram above that size no matter what you do. And IF you want to use 64bit versions of windows you need 64bit CPU as well.
Pentium 4 & P4-D including P4-D Dual cores are NOT 64bit CPUs only Xeon, Core2, or I5/I7 ones are from Intel....as for AMD theres AMD64's and Opteron I think as well as the new Phenom mk1 and 2 which are also 64bit.
Pentium 4 & P4-D including P4-D Dual cores are NOT 64bit CPUs only Xeon, Core2, or I5/I7 ones are from Intel....as for AMD theres AMD64's and Opteron I think as well as the new Phenom mk1 and 2 which are also 64bit.
