Re: MEMORY SIZES YOU CAN USE IN WINDOWS - ANSWER TO ALL WHO WONDER

dennis

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08-23-2009

JewBoy wrote:

> Whether your Windows addressing is using virtuial/paging/etc to bypass
> normal addressing limted to 2^N

About that. It is done simply by using an extended page table layout
provided by the CPU. It is still the same process, there are just more
addressing bits in the PTE.

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