RAM Memory Limits for Microsoft Windows 8, 7, XP, 2012 and 2008

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   microsoft [ Reply ]

   Physical Memory Limits for Microsoft Windows 8 is?

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   quest [ Reply ]

   Vista x64 can use more memory than the 32-bit version

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     dummy [ Reply ]

     Turns out now, that I need to run a 32Bit OS (XP or 7) due to some software

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   professor [ Reply ]

   Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 memory managers match their 32-bit

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   Tutorial [ Reply ]

   how to Make Windows 7 and Vista 32-bit (x86) Support More Than 4GB of RAM?

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   japan [ Reply ]

   What’s the memory limited for windows server 2003 R2???

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   Russell Holly [ Reply ]

   64-bit or 32-bit? Memory and performance? overkill?

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   Harrison Weber [ Reply ]

   RAM, Virtual Memory, PageFile and all that stuff…. who cares…. yawn!

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   boy [ Reply ]

   I have 32 bit windows 7 operating System with 2GB RAM

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     James [ Reply ]

     Up to 128 GB depending on configuration and RAM

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   Muhammad [ Reply ]

   what is the Windows Memory Limits for microsoft windows 8?

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    Bill Landreth [ Reply ]

    Long past time to upgrade to 64-bit. It was actually better when I FIRST tried it around 2003, but comparability was off and it was a nightmare to “go back” to 32 bit. Now it is black and white, 64-bit supports the new hardware and 32-bit does not. All 32 bit software can be quickly and painlessly expanded to fit into the 64-bit spaces. Most operations are up to 200% faster except for memory moves being 25% slower but they are obviously finally redundant since we finally using hardware pointers and other methods.