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____/ JeffM on Tuesday 19 Jan 2010 03:16 : \____
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>|because 64bit Linux applications
>>|can use a system's full memory,
>>|while 32bit applications are limited to 3GB of memory.
>
> Well, 32 bits equates to 4GB
> --unless your bloated OS sucks up 1GB right off.
Or if it's Windows :-)
Windows reports 4GB when it uses only 3.2. It lies.
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