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4GB on Windows XP Pro 32bit.
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09-22-07
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4GB on Windows XP Pro 32bit.
My friend just gave me 2GB Corsair XMS2 ( Exact same type I have in my rig already )
__________________I put it in, went to dxdiag and it only sees 2.5GB. How do make it so it uses all 4GB? Any help is appreciated, thanks.
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You need a 64bit OS (if you do get one, don't get XP 64, the general consensus is that it sucks), or some CMOSes have a remapping option.. or something. I'm not sure if it works well or even works with anything, and it's said that it results in worse performance.
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4GB should be enough to have a smooth experience with Windows Vista 64, and from what I've seen on other various forums is that lots of people are happy with Windows Vista 64.
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