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| | Re: Why does 4GB RAM only show as 3GB? me <me@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 02:39:20 -0600, Mike Torello ><torellom@xxxxxx> wrote: > Quote: >>saeen <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote: >> Quote: >>> >>>OK so 32-bit don't show the actual ram size but does it means that >>>system can only use the displayed ram amount? >>You've got it. >I have a related question. >I have a Compaq laptop with 2 gig of memory running Vista 32 bit. The >on-board video uses 256 meg of system memory. The laptop supports 4 >gig of memory. Would the video use part of the 3 gig Vista uses or >would it use the 1 gig Vista doesn't use. uses part of the 2Gb of memory. Your system would "see" all 3Gb. |
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| | Re: Why does 4GB RAM only show as 3GB? In article <ne88p4lh739ug5m7pc718rg02m3k8chs34@xxxxxx>, nomailplease@xxxxxx says... Quote: > > > Most all computers with REAL operating systems did this. In addition, > they provided us with the ability to tune paging to maximize system > performance. MS-Windows swaps, it just does a very lousy job of it. and CPU address space, related to mapping memory in a out of it. Swap files, or Linux swap partitions are pretty well sitting within CPU address space. -- Poutnik |
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