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Originally Posted by DarkJak View Post
Well it can support over 3 gigs, but if you get 4 gigs I think some is not used.

That's because it's not supported, dumbass.
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Originally Posted by DarkJak View Post
Well it can support over 3 gigs, but if you get 4 gigs I think some is not used. But for 32 bit, 4 is the best you can get.

I'd go for 64bit though. You never know how long you'd be keeping your system, and ram will only become cheaper, and applications larger.

Although Vista SP1 32-bit will be able to "spot" the 4 GB (just for identification purposes), it will not be able to use the beyond 3GB.

32-bit Operative Systems are unable to use more than 3GB of RAM. This is true for windows, mac, linux, and so on. Period. It has to do with 32-bit architecture limitations.
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