Norman Dunbar wrote: > Up to XP at least, Windows 32 bit can address only 4GB of memory.
Not entirely true, using a processor feature called PAE (Physical address extension) some Windows server version can address more memory (up to 64GB). But in practise this will not help you because applications have to be specifically written for this (anybody remember the EMS memory expansions cards of old yore? Or EMM386.EXE? The principle is similar). > However, this is split into 2 GB for the user processes in total, > and 2 GB for the 'kernel' processes. It is completely useless to put > more than 4 GB into a Windows machine for this reason. True. Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
