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]]> By: John Howard Oxleyhttp://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-531407 John Howard Oxley Thu, 30 Aug 2007 15:04:19 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-531407 To paraphrase Bill Gates: "Why would anyone want more than 2GB of user process memory?" -- in one word: memoryleaks. I have an always-on system running XP, a bevy of background security utilities [of which SUNBELT SOFTWARE's CounterSpy takes up a whopping 425MB], EUDORA open with 13,000+ e-mails in the inbox, FIREFOX open, and WORD and EXCEL -- that's it.This ensemble starts out around 800MB of memory -- doing nothing, and simply sitting there for a week, it creeps up to 1.07GB -- which means with leaks at that rate, a reboot will be required every 5 weeks or so. The less rebooting the better in my opinion -- so that is another reason why hardware companies should be emphasizing 64-bit driver development -- which is what is holding up 64-bitness, as I understand it. To paraphrase Bill Gates: “Why would anyone want more than 2GB of user process memory?” — in one word: memoryleaks. I have an always-on system running XP, a bevy of background security utilities [of which SUNBELT SOFTWARE's CounterSpy takes up a whopping 425MB], EUDORA open with 13,000+ e-mails in the inbox, FIREFOX open, and WORD and EXCEL — that’s it.

This ensemble starts out around 800MB of memory — doing nothing, and simply sitting there for a week, it creeps up to 1.07GB — which means with leaks at that rate, a reboot will be required every 5 weeks or so. The less rebooting the better in my opinion — so that is another reason why hardware companies should be emphasizing 64-bit driver development — which is what is holding up 64-bitness, as I understand it.

]]> By: huggshttp://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-538266 huggs Thu, 30 Aug 2007 01:03:04 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-538266 Chris is sort of correct on this - 32 bit Windows by default can only use 2GB of RAM for user processes. The other 2GB of it's total addressable space of 4GB is dedicated to system processes. There is a simple INIT switch (/3gb) that will allow you to shift this up to 3GB for users and 1GB for system. Your video RAM also eats into this 4GB total....... )c8 Chris is sort of correct on this – 32 bit Windows by default can only use 2GB of RAM for user processes. The other 2GB of it’s total addressable space of 4GB is dedicated to system processes. There is a simple INIT switch (/3gb) that will allow you to shift this up to 3GB for users and 1GB for system. Your video RAM also eats into this 4GB total……. )c8

]]> By: huggshttp://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-538267 huggs Thu, 30 Aug 2007 01:03:04 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-538267 Chris is sort of correct on this - 32 bit Windows by default can only use 2GB of RAM for user processes. The other 2GB of it's total addressable space of 4GB is dedicated to system processes. There is a simple INIT switch (/3gb) that will allow you to shift this up to 3GB for users and 1GB for system. Your video RAM also eats into this 4GB total....... )c8 Chris is sort of correct on this – 32 bit Windows by default can only use 2GB of RAM for user processes. The other 2GB of it’s total addressable space of 4GB is dedicated to system processes. There is a simple INIT switch (/3gb) that will allow you to shift this up to 3GB for users and 1GB for system. Your video RAM also eats into this 4GB total……. )c8

]]> By: sjc1963http://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-539477 sjc1963 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:42:56 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-539477 BTW, the 128 Terabytes of a 64bit OS is a little over twice the total storage capacity of the human brain... :-) BTW, the 128 Terabytes of a 64bit OS is a little over twice the total storage capacity of the human brain… :-)

]]> By: sjc1963http://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-539478 sjc1963 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:42:56 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-539478 BTW, the 128 Terabytes of a 64bit OS is a little over twice the total storage capacity of the human brain... :-) BTW, the 128 Terabytes of a 64bit OS is a little over twice the total storage capacity of the human brain… :-)

]]> By: woolf2khttp://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-533181 woolf2k Wed, 29 Aug 2007 13:54:09 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-533181 yep, 4GB. however, alot of the hardware used by the system requires memory addressable space... hence you hit the 2.7G - 3GB barrior for actual memory because the rest is used by devices (like pci cards, bios, etc).however, 32bit windows OS applications are limited to a 2GB workspace...some limit introduced by the OS.and to make things more confusing the cpu itself actually has a 36bit addressable space... so it can actually address more than 4GB ... but for some reason the last 4bits aren't supported , I've yet to get a good answer for this. Perhaps it was an after-thought for the server market. /shrug yep, 4GB. however, alot of the hardware used by the system requires memory addressable space… hence you hit the 2.7G – 3GB barrior for actual memory because the rest is used by devices (like pci cards, bios, etc).

however, 32bit windows OS applications are limited to a 2GB workspace…some limit introduced by the OS.

and to make things more confusing the cpu itself actually has a 36bit addressable space… so it can actually address more than 4GB … but for some reason the last 4bits aren’t supported , I’ve yet to get a good answer for this. Perhaps it was an after-thought for the server market. /shrug

]]> By: woolf2khttp://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-533180 woolf2k Wed, 29 Aug 2007 13:54:09 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-533180 yep, 4GB. however, alot of the hardware used by the system requires memory addressable space... hence you hit the 2.7G - 3GB barrior for actual memory because the rest is used by devices (like pci cards, bios, etc).however, 32bit windows OS applications are limited to a 2GB workspace...some limit introduced by the OS.and to make things more confusing the cpu itself actually has a 36bit addressable space... so it can actually address more than 4GB ... but for some reason the last 4bits aren't supported , I've yet to get a good answer for this. Perhaps it was an after-thought for the server market. /shrug yep, 4GB. however, alot of the hardware used by the system requires memory addressable space… hence you hit the 2.7G – 3GB barrior for actual memory because the rest is used by devices (like pci cards, bios, etc).

however, 32bit windows OS applications are limited to a 2GB workspace…some limit introduced by the OS.

and to make things more confusing the cpu itself actually has a 36bit addressable space… so it can actually address more than 4GB … but for some reason the last 4bits aren’t supported , I’ve yet to get a good answer for this. Perhaps it was an after-thought for the server market. /shrug

]]> By: sjc1963http://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-532519 sjc1963 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:10:22 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-532519 A 32bit OS supports up to 4 Gigs of RAM, not just 2. A 64bit OS could address a theoretical 128 Terabytes of RAM. A 32bit OS supports up to 4 Gigs of RAM, not just 2. A 64bit OS could address a theoretical 128 Terabytes of RAM.

]]> By: sjc1963http://chris.pirillo.com/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/comment-page-1/#comment-532518 sjc1963 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:10:22 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/28/2-or-more-gb-of-ram-for-memory/#comment-532518 A 32bit OS supports up to 4 Gigs of RAM, not just 2. A 64bit OS could address a theoretical 128 Terabytes of RAM. A 32bit OS supports up to 4 Gigs of RAM, not just 2. A 64bit OS could address a theoretical 128 Terabytes of RAM.

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