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Sorry, I do not understand why it explains the difference of behavior :
"Support for PAE is provided under Windows 2000 and 32-bit versions of
Windows XP and Windows Server 2003"
"Spirit" <> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> check this :
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system...AE/PAEmem.mspx
>
> "François KREBS" wrote:
>
>> Hello Everybody (Sorry by advance for my poor English, I'm french [nobody
>> is
>> perfect]),
>>
>> I have Vista 32Bits Premium (PAE Enabled) together with :
>> Asus P5K (Normal),
>> 4GB Kingston HyperX (Bios Feature Memory Remap enabled),
>> Q6600/B3,
>> Antec Trio 650Watts,
>> nVidia 7900GS.
>>
>> Bios does see 4GB, Vista does see 3.25GB, which I understand is normal
>> because Vista cannot address more 4GB. This 4GB include RAM, Video Memory
>> and Hadware space.
>>
>> At office we have Windows Server 2003 Std 32Bits (PAE Enabled) together
>> with
>> :
>> Asus P5W-DH Deluxe,
>> 4GB Memory (Bios Feature Memory Remap enabled),
>> Q6600/B3.
>>
>> Bios does see 4GB. Win2K3 does see 4GB.
>>
>> Can somebody explain me the difference between Vista and 2K3 behavior, in
>> handling 4GB Physical RAM ?
>> Is that HAL issue ?
>>
>> Is there a possibility tu use under Vista 4GB physical RAM. PAE is
>> enabled
>> so 36Bits addressing should be possible like in 2K3 Std.
>>
>> Thank's for help/information.
>>
>> François.
>>
>>
>>