On Nov 14, 7:04 pm, Erik Funkenbusch <e...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 08:51:05 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> > Whoever is at Fault, Fix It: Where is My RAM?
>
> > ,----[ Quote ]
> >| If you take a closer look, Windows Vista only sees 2GB of RAM. For games like
> >| Bioshock requesting 2GB of RAM and Crysis 1.5GB, those of us using a Mac Pro
> >| are left almost in the dark. Granted Gears of War runs pretty well cranked up
> >| but the computer is at its limits with the failure to recognize the other 1GB
> >| along with Vista hogging resources in the background.
> > `----
>
> >http://pineleashed.wordpress.com/2007/11/13/whoever-is-at-fault-fix-i...
>
> Once again Roy, your dishonest headlines show how easy it is for you to lie
> without conscience.
>
> Here's a quote from the article:
>
> "There are a few forums that discuss the problem but neither Apple nor
> Microsoft is coming out to say what the problem is. It appears to be an
> Apple problem with the Mac Pro because those with PC¢s can see over 3GB of
> RAM. Could it be because the RAM is held on 2 separate trays? Or is it a
> problem with Bootcamp? I haven¢t seen reports of other Apple computer lines
> having this problem. So what¢s going on Apple? Where is the fix or are you
> unwilling to identify this as an actual problem? Someone needs to step it
> up."
>
> The problem is with Apple, not Vista, but you choose to lie in your
> headline and claim that Vista has a "memory problem" because of a flaw in
> Apple's product. It even said other models of apples don't have the
> problem.
>
> Instead, you chose to lie and claim it's a Vista problem. Why can't you
> stop lying Roy?
I'm excited to see a couple people arguing over my article. It looks
like a Mac vs PC thing. I do have to agree that it's an Apple problem
but not due to a flaw in the product assuming the product you're
talking about is the Mac Pro. The Mac Pro is a masterpiece in computer
engineering. It's a flaw within bootcamp and the bootcamp drivers for
the Mac Pro. Since the drivers come from the Leopard install disc,
bootcamp is the same across all platforms with the Leopard disc
containing drivers for all the systems' hardware. Luckily bootcamp
does go through updates so here's hoping for an eventual update but I
wouldn't count on it until Vista has a larger market share...whenever
that may be.
Thanks guys, this makes me want to keep on writing.
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