alexsabree Fully Optimized Messages 1,845 Location United States May 18, 2008 #13 BF3?? googling time
thirdshiftdj I feel funny... Messages 3,808 Location Lowell,Ma May 18, 2008 #14 vernong1992 said: I'm not sure about the truth of the following statement but Vista Basic 32bit does support 2gb Max, but Home Premium 32bit and higher can support more than 4gb... (not sure if its true though) Click to expand... After SP1 came out it states that it's 4gb but it still only uses 3-3.5gb.
vernong1992 said: I'm not sure about the truth of the following statement but Vista Basic 32bit does support 2gb Max, but Home Premium 32bit and higher can support more than 4gb... (not sure if its true though) Click to expand... After SP1 came out it states that it's 4gb but it still only uses 3-3.5gb.
peterhuang913 Retired. Messages 8,076 Location . May 18, 2008 #15 thirdshiftdj said: After SP1 came out it states that it's 4gb but it still only uses 3-3.5gb. Click to expand... Actually, it is 4GB. That is you can use 4GB - video card memory size.
thirdshiftdj said: After SP1 came out it states that it's 4gb but it still only uses 3-3.5gb. Click to expand... Actually, it is 4GB. That is you can use 4GB - video card memory size.
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 May 19, 2008 #16 It subtracts the video card RAM from the RAM it can actually support... wow Microsoft... moronic!! does that mean with my 128mb Radeon 9600xt, for me Vista can read 3968MB?
It subtracts the video card RAM from the RAM it can actually support... wow Microsoft... moronic!! does that mean with my 128mb Radeon 9600xt, for me Vista can read 3968MB?
peterhuang913 Retired. Messages 8,076 Location . May 19, 2008 #17 vernong1992 said: It subtracts the video card RAM from the RAM it can actually support... wow Microsoft... moronic!! does that mean with my 128mb Radeon 9600xt, for me Vista can read 3968MB? Click to expand... That's the way memory mapping works. Microsoft didn't invent it, it's just 32-bit memory.
vernong1992 said: It subtracts the video card RAM from the RAM it can actually support... wow Microsoft... moronic!! does that mean with my 128mb Radeon 9600xt, for me Vista can read 3968MB? Click to expand... That's the way memory mapping works. Microsoft didn't invent it, it's just 32-bit memory.
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 May 19, 2008 #18 So just 3gb Max for anybody who bought an 8800gt 1gb... (LOL)