I just download a patch that is supposed to change something in the kernel of Windows 7 so that it will recognize 4 Gig or more ram. Have any of you guys heard about something like that? I haven't installed it yet, thought I head off a problem if one exists.
The patch is HERE if anyone is interested. I am hoping for good news!
Edit: It looks like it is indeed possible to use a lot more memory than just 4 Gb. Listen to what Geoff Chappell has to say.
Windows 7 x86 and 4 Gigs ram
Windows 7 x86 and 4 Gigs ram
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Reason: Removed a link to illegal software... LOL!
Reason: Removed a link to illegal software... LOL!
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Re: Windows 7 x86 and 4 Gigs ram
Looks exceptionally dodgy, and definitely illegal.
If you aren't happy with PAE then go 64 bit. Hacking the windows 32 bit kernel to enable a feature is a bad idea.
Especially when you use Russian hacker written appz to do it
Also old news is old
If you aren't happy with PAE then go 64 bit. Hacking the windows 32 bit kernel to enable a feature is a bad idea.
Especially when you use Russian hacker written appz to do it
Also old news is old