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4GB Memory addressability for Vista 64 bit is still crippled by motherboard limitations

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Feb 14, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Memory remap still needs 8GB motherboard
by: Anonymous

The memory remap feature still needs a motherboard that supports more than 4GB memory. By default the motherboard will likely map the add in cards to the top of the 4GB memory space. Then you would simply tell the BIOS to push them to the top end of the 8GB or whatever else the motherboard supports.

In a motherboard that only supports 4GB, there would be no memory remap feature in the BIOS.
Dec 28, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Memory remap feature
by: Anonymous

Have you looked at the memory remap feature toggle switch in BIOS?

This is available in most off the shelf Mobos, not sure if your OEM custom BIOS has that option?

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