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In theory you'd be correct. But some motherboards, even when they're not operating under the constraints of 32 bit addressing, can't handle more than a certain
by kintamanimatt 14y ago
In theory you'd be correct. But some motherboards, even when they're not operating under the constraints of 32 bit addressing, can't handle more than a certain amount of memory. In my case, my laptop's motherboard can only handle a maximum of 8GB.
This is a fairly common problem: http://superuser.com/questions/308310/what-limits-a-motherboard-from-supporting-more-memory http://superuser.com/questions/308310/what-limits-a-motherbo...