Technochicken Posts: 716 +2 Aug 15, 2008 #1 do any 32 bit versions of windows fully support 4 gigs of ram? ((I really need to upgrade, because video editi g is painfully slow)
do any 32 bit versions of windows fully support 4 gigs of ram? ((I really need to upgrade, because video editi g is painfully slow)
N nickc Posts: 921 +11 Aug 15, 2008 #2 no they do not but if u put 4 gigs in Windows will use from 3 to 3.56 gig. minus what ever u're video card uses if u have an onboard video.
no they do not but if u put 4 gigs in Windows will use from 3 to 3.56 gig. minus what ever u're video card uses if u have an onboard video.
T tuant Posts: 197 +0 Aug 15, 2008 #3 I have 4GB in mine but windows only sees 3.2GB. Is there a way for it to see up to 3.5GB? Perhaps a registry edit?
I have 4GB in mine but windows only sees 3.2GB. Is there a way for it to see up to 3.5GB? Perhaps a registry edit?
L Lou3 Posts: 64 +2 Aug 15, 2008 #4 This page explains the less-than-4GB that 32-bit XP sees. http://members.cox.net/slatteryt/RAM.html
