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how much ram does xp support? by shminux2005-02-14 22:02:25
  4 Gb, see here by Blindman2006-11-19 12:55:59
    4Gb is not really much. by molsen2005-02-14 22:10:36
      For once it's not MS's fault by nedludd2005-02-14 22:14:51
        Intel's fault then? (n/t) by molsen 2005-02-14 22:17:13
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          dunno, I'm a software guy by nedludd2005-02-14 22:19:02
            so what is the limit then on a 64 bit architecture by molsen2005-02-14 22:24:09
              2^64=16 billion billion bytes (n/t) by shminux2005-02-14 22:26:19
                Won't take long by royr2005-02-14 22:29:57
                  I don't think all PCs combined have that much RAM by shminux2005-02-14 22:32:24
                So roughly 16 Billion Gigabytes. by molsen2005-02-14 22:30:44
                  I hope quantum computers will take over by shminux2005-02-14 22:33:20
              Theoretically, more than you could possibly need by nedludd2005-02-14 22:30:23
                give it another 2 or 3 years and 64 GB .. by molsen2005-02-14 22:35:36
                I don't know the hardware limitations by ToLazyToThink2005-02-14 22:58:45
              there are ways around limitations by dennismv2005-02-14 22:33:36
                reminds me of Apple's RAM doubler (n/t) by shminux2005-02-14 22:34:29
              makes sense.... by gogodidi2005-02-15 08:33:54
            I believe it was DEC (VAX) by shminux2005-02-14 22:24:28
          I'm no expert, by Nath32005-02-14 22:49:26

 

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