xp home to pro x64
Started by
uberslacker
, Apr 18 2006 08:24 PM
#1
Posted 18 April 2006 - 08:24 PM
#2
Posted 19 April 2006 - 11:36 AM
Can you even run it? In order to run windows xp 64-bit you need a 64-bit processor
Also, you can put all the memory you want in a system and it will only use if it the chipset supports it....not knowing your hardware, it is difficult to know if your will or will not
Also, you can put all the memory you want in a system and it will only use if it the chipset supports it....not knowing your hardware, it is difficult to know if your will or will not
#3
Posted 21 April 2006 - 04:46 AM
my hardware is listed in my signature
but 4800+ x2 with 4 gigs of memory should support it I would think. Windows xp will only see 3 gigs with one gig virtual memory with out sloppy hacks changing the page file system.
but 4800+ x2 with 4 gigs of memory should support it I would think. Windows xp will only see 3 gigs with one gig virtual memory with out sloppy hacks changing the page file system.
#4
Posted 21 April 2006 - 09:25 AM
Sorry, I have signatures turned off (there are just too many people running giant photos of their big left toe or some other such nonsense and it slows me down)
according to your manual
DUE TO CHIPSET RESOURCE ALLOCATION THE SYSTEM MAY DEDECT LESS THAN FOUR GIGABYTES OF SYSTEM MEMORY WHEN YOU INSTALL 1 GB DDR MEMORY MODULES
page 1-15
according to your manual
DUE TO CHIPSET RESOURCE ALLOCATION THE SYSTEM MAY DEDECT LESS THAN FOUR GIGABYTES OF SYSTEM MEMORY WHEN YOU INSTALL 1 GB DDR MEMORY MODULES
page 1-15
#5
Posted 21 April 2006 - 03:28 PM
I have no problem with the system detecting all 4 gigs, It is only windows that will only show 3 gigs installed. If I use limespire live cd for instance It detects and utilizes all 4 gigs my only problem is with xp home edition, it only will detect 4 gigs and one gig is set in virtual memory.
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