Re: Total addressable by XP....RAM+Page file=4 gigs?

Yes, because the Help in Windows XP specifically says so, and becasue
I understand that XP can access the two independently, and thus often,
in parallel.

Now I am asking about addressing space under XP.

Thanks,
Jim




DL wrote:
Haveing posted a similar Q a few days ago, and following the replies, is
there some specific reason why you still think 4gb of page file split across
two drives is going to help?
Just wondered

<kroger@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, I have one gig of hard RAM and set my page file to 4 gigs, in two
2-gig partitions, one on each of two hard drives.

I know windows XP (32 bit version) can only address 4 gigs of hard RAM.
Is that also true for memory in general such that the total of hard RAM
+ page file that the system can see is 4 gigs total? So it can only see
three gigs of my four gigs of page file?

Thanks much!

Jim


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