And the RAM was insanely expensive. I remember some senior managers from IBM at the time, who had 128MB powered Workstations using Windows NT. They did not bra

And the RAM was insanely expensive. I remember some senior managers from IBM at the time, who had 128MB powered Workstations using Windows NT. They did not brag about the machines, they simply stated the fact, that this was some engineering master piece. That much RAM itself posed some problems, because Windows NT was still new, hardly any software ran on it and also that "much" RAM was new, so what to do about it? Virtual Hard Disc? For example, Windows 95 could only address 64 mb without slowing down.