CatFangs806 on 04 December 2009
| Alby_da_Wolf said: I just hope by the time XP extended support expires MS will have been able to release an OS that leaves free at least 80% of the average memory mounted on mid-range PC's. It's not so difficult, it means that if in 2014 an average PC will mount 16GB, Windows (7+N) will have to eat at most 3.2GB, am I asking too much?  BTW this would also mean that some current PC with 8GB RAM limit could be upgraded without changing mobo, just adding RAM up to their max, as they'd still have almost 5GB free for programs. |
I have 8 GB of ram in my machine, and my motherboard can support up to 16 GB. Hopefully, OS's won't get too memory heavy as I want to make this computer run any new programs and OS's as fast as it can for the next however many years.
