8GB ram not detected on windows system

[butitoy]

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thread starter: so, your using a windows 2003 server? how about using the 64-bit variant of windows 2003 server. or you can use windows server 2008. that's what i'm using on my other machine.

for the other two respondents: is there a server grade vista? i don't think so but correct if i'm wrong.

a vista equivalent..server 2008. ive got a copy in 32bit and 64bit flavors..

i downloaded it from somewhere i wont tell.

same vista interface..but definitely more secure.


Windows Server 2008 is better than Vista, but why?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/04...vista_desktop/

for the thread starter :
Convert your Windows Server 2008 to a Workstation!

http://www.win2008workstation.com/wordpress/



google for more article

[spookey]

a vista equivalent..server 2008. ive got a copy in 32bit and 64bit flavors..

i downloaded it from somewhere i wont tell.

same vista interface..but definitely more secure.


Windows Server 2008 is better than Vista, but why?

Windows Server 2008 is better than Vista, but why? | The Register

for the thread starter :
Convert your Windows Server 2008 to a Workstation!

Convert your Windows Server 2008 to a Workstation! Home

google for more article

yeah, i know. i was just making sure that the other people here knows what they are talking about. you just can't replace a server OS with just a workstation class OS. if the thread starter used a server then he needs the services and security of a server. therefore, if they are to suggest then windows server 2008 would have in order.

[biancayves]

basta 32-bit imo OS, di gyud na kita ana.. it cant even see 4Gig when u look it up sa OS but it shows sa BIOS... usually ang makita ana is below 4Gig but then again, makit-an na nimo sa BIOS, if BIOS detects the correct amount of RAM na imo gi use, ok rana...

This is the limitation of a 32-bit architecture OS... pero ang kanang wa na detect sa OS doesnt mean na wa na sya gigamit sa imo sys... gamiton na sya sa I/O devices, PCI, and other peripherals sa imo mobo...

[butitoy]

yeah, i know. i was just making sure that the other people here knows what they are talking about.

you just can't replace a server OS with just a workstation class OS. if the thread starter used a server then he needs the services and security of a server.

therefore, if they are to suggest then windows server 2008 would have in order.

yes sir spookey..iknow u know. its for the benefit of those hu dont know yet.


yeah.u just can't replace a server os with a workstation Class OS for security reasons....but in this case..its a server2008 sir. as tested..though still in beta stage..it works just as gud for both machine..a server or a workstation.. according to the reviews i've read..

and ur right again sir..windows server 2008 x64 wud be the gud choice..

[Dockins]

Windows Server 2008: Compare Technical Features and Specifications