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  1. December 10th, 2008, 01:05 PM #21
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    Doh , of course. Yeah you will have to run 64 bit architecture. It wont cause a problem , jsut you wont be able to utilize the full 4Gb. You will squeeze around 3.25gb out if I'm not mistaken - but I doubt that you will run into "problems"
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  2. December 10th, 2008, 09:51 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by t34b4g5 View Post
    32bit don't like more then 3Gb ram, were as 64Bit Os can utilize 4Gb.
    To clarify, a 64 bit OS can actually support quite a bit more than 4 GB. Up to 128 GB I believe... I've heard that Vista Home Premium (64 bit) limits RAM to 16 GB, but I have no idea why or how accurate that is.

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