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| Windows Vista 64 Home Premium | Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM I wanted to know if I can use 4 gigs of RAM on Vista 64 as opposed to 8 gigs? I will be using this rig mostly for gaming. I haven't had any luck finding two 4 gig packs of memory locally unless I spend a lot of money. Could I use four 2 gig sticks of the same mfg? I am hesitant not to use bundled memory if I want 8 gigs. Last edited by Dwarf; 08-06-2009 at 05:27 PM.. |
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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM Yes, 4 gigs will run in 64 and run your games without issue. I had only 4 gigs with my 64 OS and all my games played flawlessly. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64, SP2 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM I would have to agree, 4 Gig is more than enough to run your games, and anything else you care to throw at it. I use 4 two Gig sticks with no issues at all, (as do most people), so if you want to go that route, then you will have no issues and a load of memory to spare. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM I have 6GB DDR3 in my laptop, one 4GB and one 2GB, both work perfectly and Vista takes around 1.4GB of RAM in idle usage with 64 processes running. No problems there. |
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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM [QUOTE=ITried;1105570]I wanted to know if I can use 4 gigs of RAM on Vista 64 as opposed to 8 gigs? I will be using this rig mostly for gaming. QUOTE] Yep, 4 GB is oodles. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64; Win 7 x64 and x32 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM 64 bit Vista can use any amount of memory that you can throw at it (within reason). I've got 4 gB of DDR2 in my laptop running Win7 x64 and don't have any problems with it. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM Gaming should be fine and the limit for Vista Ultimate is 128GB RAM, and 16GB for Vista Premium. |
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| Windows Vista 64 Home Premium | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM Everyone, thanks for the piece of mind. Tonight, when I get home from work, I will fire up the system for the first time. Wish me luck, lol. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64, SP2 | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM Good luck and let us know how it goes. |
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| Vista home premium 64 bit | Re: Vista 64 & 4 gigs RAM I use 4gb 4 x 1gb modules of duel channel memory. I do photo editing and alot of gaming with the settings on nearly max. I run supream commander on two monitors. Are you convinced yet . |
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