Summary: Hi all, I own a Dell dimension 8400 with 1 GB of RAM running windows XP SP 2 and also just bought a Gateway ML6720 laptop with 1 GB of RAM running Win...
Summary: You're definitely overspending on the RAM. If you're going to run a 32-bit OS, go with 3GB (2 x 1GB plus 2 x 512MB). And why not just get DDR2-800 & u...
Summary: The other day I was talking with my contact at Dell. Somehow we ventured off to talk about the 4GB. Below is what she explained: Well actually the 4...
Summary: "I looked up both my ram and mobo for memory compatibility and neither list eachother so I'm fairly certain that the RAM I got is incompatible." I hav...
Summary: I don't understand your logic concerning Windows XP64. 64 bit AMD processors run fine in the 32 bit environment. Evidently you will encounter a prob...
Summary: "still u r saying nothing about 32bit and 64 bit" Dude, The underlying message here is not that arcane - STICK WITH VISTA 32BIT for now. FYI, If you p...
Summary: Aegis, you mention that: "Depending upon the system configuration, you could have as much as 3.5gb available" Are you referring to 3.5GB available to...
Summary: As stated by XpUser, anything over 3GB is basically wasted on a 32-bit OS. Either add another 1GB (2 x 512MB) to what you already have, or just leave ...
Summary: There is a version of winXP that's 64bit, for the itanium processor, but it's only available from OEM, when you buy a server with the itanium. Micros...
Summary: I have 4GB of physical memory on my server. Since this is the maximum a 32-bit OS can handle, adding more will not any good. I read all logs and it lo...
Summary: The total amount of ram reported by a mboard's bios varies somewhat. Some report the total ram installed even if you have onboard video and are using...
Summary: 4gb ram (ddr2 2 x 2gb) can be used with modified BIOS 3.10A http://forums.anandtech.com/message... BIOS 3.10A is available from: http://www.pctreiber....
Summary: Let's say you have a 4 oz glass for mixing a drink & the drink you're making MUST consist of juice, 1 oz vodka, ice & a cherry. If you fill the glass ...
Summary: Maddie, in your other thread, I tried to explain how the 4GB of virtual address space (VAS) works. Do you have a 256MB or 512MB video card? The card's...
Summary: hello all i need some serious help i recently built my first pc last month and i have been having a issue with my pc locking up but it does not lock...
Summary: When i recently installed ubuntu, i made a special partition where i want to install Windows XP. I later formatted this partition with NTFS, inserted ...
Summary: Which of these four cards will do the best at runing unreal turnament 2003? Frist card Bloody Monster Geforce4 MX440 (52.00) Outstanding 3D performa...
Summary: it boots up normally. first bios screen is for the vid card. next, bios of the pc. everything boots as it should. under Settings, it reads (default mo...
Summary: I have a HP pavillion computer, it has a 32mb video card, and i have a compaq presario FS940 monitor and all my drivers are up to date. My friends wit...
Summary: The model is a Toshiba 440 CDX with 64 mb ram. Hey, if I go the netgear 16 bit g wirless pcmcia card, will it work with the newer 32 bit laptops? ...
Summary: Simple Question, is a pcmcia 32 bit type 2 card backward compatible with 16 bit type 2 slot? I think it is, but need to be sure. OK did some more rese...
Summary: I am trying to use a wifi card in a compaq armada 4120 with a cpu speed of 120mhz. I have tried to different wifi cards one Dynex and one lynksis. I ...
Summary: researching possibilities to creat AutoCad workstation with AMD next-generation Opteron processor or Intel Core2 Extreme processor.AutoCad is A 32-bit...
Summary: A computing.net member I trust, a web site I trust, and a benchmark I trust. Now we're getting somewhere. Thanks, anonproxy. So I see the Itanium 2 is...
Summary: 64 bit CPUs and mainboards arent the issue with software compatibility. the software will run just same on it as long as you still have a 32-bit OS. i...
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