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32bit OS's can only address 4GB's or RAM total in the entire pc, that's including cached ram on the drives and and VRAM. Windows does a pretty good job of allocating ram between all the components when and where its needed. Why anyone is still using a 32bit OS in this day baffles me.

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32bit OS's can only address 4GB's or RAM total in the entire pc, that's including cached ram on the drives and and VRAM. Windows does a pretty good job of allocating ram between all the components when and where its needed. Why anyone is still using a 32bit OS in this day baffles me.
 
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