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upgrading to 8gigs



 
 
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Old October 12th 09, 04:14 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
aryno86
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Default upgrading to 8gigs


Hello, i have a quick question just to clarify something.

I apologize in advance for any confusion over terms.

When i bought my system it came with 4 gigs and Vista Home Premium x64.
I had many compatibility issues with games and programs so i then put
Ultimate 32bit on it. Now i would like to put another 4gigs of ram on my
system and just wanted to make sure that it would accept more. I plan on
putting windows 7 x64 on it shortly. It has enough slots for 8gigs of
ram and was originally a 64bit system. It appears okay to me but i would
like some assurance .

Thanks, Andrew


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