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32-bit CPU is not a good example because it's obsolete in a realistic sense, not by some artificial requirement. It doesn't support enough RAM not to choke when
by grujicd 2y ago
32-bit CPU is not a good example because it's obsolete in a realistic sense, not by some artificial requirement. It doesn't support enough RAM not to choke when few browser tabs are opened. Perhaps sadly that modern web page requires that much RAM, but that doesn't mean it's not true.
- vel0city 2y agoWindows supported more than 4GB of RAM for some editions of 32-bit Windows. Windows Server Enterprise 2003 supported 64GB of RAM on 32-bit processors supporting PAE.