XP SP3 sa DDR3,, pwede ba?

[PentiumPoor]

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[yugi]

to answer the original question.
first, it does not matter to the OS what the memory type is: DDR, DDR2, DDR3, etc... it is transparent to the OS. there is no such OS that requires a specific type of memory

Windows XP SP3 32-bit can run just fine on 4gig memory, only that some of the memory are wasted. the the amount of the "unseen" memory may vary especially if you have a dedicated video card. if your video card has 1GB of dedicated memory, the total RAM that can be utilized by windows will go down to less than 3GB for a 4Gig-main memory system... this is the limitation of any 32-bit operating systems.
32-bit version of Windows 7 and Vista is affected with the same memory limit just as windows XP.
there is workaround for this(32-bit), google for PAE, but it is not very helpful either.

a single 32-bit windows Application can only utilize up to 2gig of memory regardless if windows sees 3.5Gb or more

to fully utilize memory larger than 4gb, use a 64-bit OS. ex. Windows XP x64, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, 64-bit Linuxes, MacOS X Snow Leopard i think.


32-bit windows 7 or Vista can run with as low as 512mb of main memory. don't start arguing.
it is not that you need at least 4gb of memory for a 64-bit OS like Windows 7 64-bit or Windows XP x64, it is, however, capable of utilizing 4gb or more.. 64-bit applications are also required.

hope this make things a little clearer. don't be compelled by the maketing hype.
you don't need a 4gb for just browsing the web reading this. maybe in the future... but i still doubt since a it is very hard to make a 4gb webpage

+1 ko ani this is very clearly stated! well said bro...

[yob]

@guys, kinsay nakagamit og 32-bit XP w/ PAE and 4gig ram.. ma-detect gyud niya ang whole 4gig?.. tana lang ko kay feature mani sa xp pero la ko kasulay..

if whole 4gig magamit:No and yes.

my work PC has 4gb ever since. XP os

no because normal applications doesn't understand PAE. they need to be compiled specifically to utilize the PAE function. windows still sees less than 4gb regardless PAE is enabled or disabled.

Yes if your application is compiled with PAE extensions then yes. look at the 32-bit Windows 2003 datacenter, the memory limit is 128gb, there must be applications utilizing the feature... but none that i have known

[iNalang]

I think they are not wasted. It's just that 32 bit OS cannot fully use the full 4gb. Murag gi reserve man cguro ang sobra for hardware use, not sure.

[VampyR]

oki ra wui! pag 64-bit OS lng

[babolgam]

salamat yob sa pag klaro...d ko kamao mo explain..hahahaha..mao d ko pwede teacher...so @TS question answered na ha..pwede namo d mo reply..basa mos g post ni yob ...

[ethzneuron]

@yob, thanx for answering my Q... 64-bit nalang gyud diay..

[canister_sa_puwet]

mao ni akoa gamit ron.............. XP sp3 sa akoang Mobo nga ddr3 1600 or PC12800,,,,, akoa 2x2gig na ram kay ang mo display kay 3.2gig ra,,,, pero it rockzzzzzzz men... Thanks to CBX technician..

[Jason4eveR]

mao ni akoa gamit ron.............. XP sp3 sa akoang Mobo nga ddr3 1600 or PC12800,,,,, akoa 2x2gig na ram kay ang mo display kay 3.2gig ra,,,, pero it rockzzzzzzz men... Thanks to CBX technician..

same ta bro. Windows XP SP2 32bit OS akoa + 2x2GB RAM kay 3.25GB ra madetect pero ok ra japon siya.