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Anybody have 4 GB (ram) in their system ?
"Odie Ferrous" wrote in message ... Tom Lake wrote: (I am also interested to hear about any other motherboards being able to use 4 GB/4 memory sticks in practice ! ) I have an MSI GNB Max with P4 3.06GHz and 4GB dual channel DDR RAM. Do you get the full 4GB in Windows? In my experience, there's no motherboard out there today designed for non-workstation chips (i.e. non-Xeon / Opteron) that works 100% - and I mean 100% - stable with more than 2GB of memory. I've been reading about that 'glitch' some myself. Linux 64 bit and XP Pro x64 are able to because of the increased 'natural' limits of 64 bit code. For the hardware end, I think quite a number of the system boards are designed to use the 4 gigs. That's a cheap enough check I'll be doing that sometime soon, like a month or two. McG. The chipset design prevents the full 4GB being available, and populating all four memory slots generally takes the FSB down to 333MHz. Windows stability is also flaky. Odie -- Retrodata www.retrodata.co.uk Globally Local Data Recovery Experts |
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