"Man-wai Chang ToDie" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I could install it with only 2G RAM. All attempts to install Vi$ta x64
> when the motherboard was 4G RAM would fail.
>
> After installation using 2G RAM, if I added 2G more RAM to it, Vi$ta
> would blue-screen as well.
>
> Why? Something to do with the 4G boundary?
>
> What if I added 4G more RAM rather than 2G?
>
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That is notably pathetic of Microsoft especially since they state the
following: "If you purchased a PC in the last two years, chances are good
that you can run Windows Vista."
We must conclude that they are ignorant of the possibility that someone
might have a MB with more than 3GB or ram installed. And people still pay
for licenses so they can be Microsoft's guinea pig for their latest
downgrade (aka profit opportunity). So sad.
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pcbuilder98