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4 Weeks Ago
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| | memory I'm looking for a utility that will display what memory addresses are valid in a 32bit or 64bit system. The reason I'm looking for this is that on a 32bit system addresses from 0 to ffffffff are valid. The video card will go somewhere in the 3GB to 4GB range. When I was playing with win7 64bit my video card was still at the 3gb to 4gb range. But the system said the I did now have 4GB of memory. So the question is where does the 4th gig of memory map? |
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4 Weeks Ago
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| | Re: memory rac8006 wrote: Quote: > I'm looking for a utility that will display what memory addresses are valid > in a 32bit or 64bit system. take a look at the wmi classe "win32_LogicalMemoryConfiguration". also note that the LogicalMemConfig class documentation will refer you to the "FreeVirtualMemory" property of the "win32_OperatingSystem" class. cheers, jw ____________________________________________________________ You got questions? WE GOT ANSWERS!!! ..(but, no guarantee the answers will be applicable to the questions) |
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