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No. A 32-bit OS is capable, on the x86, of addressing much more than 4GB of physical memory. The 32-bit server versions of Windows, for example.
by cjensen 15y ago
No. A 32-bit OS is capable, on the x86, of addressing much more than 4GB of physical memory. The 32-bit server versions of Windows, for example.
- 4ad 15y agoThe address space of each process is still 4G. The reported problem and the one before it are related only to virtual memory, they have nothing to do with physical memory. PAE does not influence the address space of a process at all.