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Question about 32 bit system
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runswindows95
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It will just recognize the "4GB". That "4GB" number that 32-bit operating systems are limited to refers to total addressable memory space and not just the RAM installed. It's a total made up of system RAM, graphics RAM, etc. No virtual memory benefits either. The other 4GB is just wasted space.
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The 4gb limit is system ram + vram. You could set up a ramdisk to use it but it just can't be used as system ram. http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-services/software/ramdisk
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