← Back to context Comment by SXX 16 hours ago Insanity. 4GB was often not enough even back in late Windows 7 era. 3 comments SXX Reply Narishma 16 hours ago 4GB is completely fine in Windows 7. colejohnson66 14 hours ago Not to mention that on 32-bit without PAE, that was all you could get. Nothing more. kalleboo 10 hours ago I thought you were limited to 3GB without PAE, since you needed at least 1 GB dedicated to memory-mapped I/O? I was never a PC guy though so I could be mistaken.
Narishma 16 hours ago 4GB is completely fine in Windows 7. colejohnson66 14 hours ago Not to mention that on 32-bit without PAE, that was all you could get. Nothing more. kalleboo 10 hours ago I thought you were limited to 3GB without PAE, since you needed at least 1 GB dedicated to memory-mapped I/O? I was never a PC guy though so I could be mistaken.
colejohnson66 14 hours ago Not to mention that on 32-bit without PAE, that was all you could get. Nothing more. kalleboo 10 hours ago I thought you were limited to 3GB without PAE, since you needed at least 1 GB dedicated to memory-mapped I/O? I was never a PC guy though so I could be mistaken.
kalleboo 10 hours ago I thought you were limited to 3GB without PAE, since you needed at least 1 GB dedicated to memory-mapped I/O? I was never a PC guy though so I could be mistaken.
4GB is completely fine in Windows 7.
Not to mention that on 32-bit without PAE, that was all you could get. Nothing more.
I thought you were limited to 3GB without PAE, since you needed at least 1 GB dedicated to memory-mapped I/O? I was never a PC guy though so I could be mistaken.