Help on AVP3

Well I guess you could get quite a few RAM. I think the most expensive RAM module you would find is about 180 US dollars maybe. So you have more than enough, trust me.

And I am also pretty sure they are not even CLOSE to making 1 TB RAM, computers these days couldn't even support it anyways. Just like Windows XP can't support RAM greater than 4 GB I think

Desolate wrote:

Just like Windows XP can't support RAM greater than 4 GB I think

Correct.

Can't support more than 4 GB RAM?

awwwwwwww.......

LuisNH wrote:

Can't support more than 4 GB RAM?

awwwwwwww.......

Unless you get the Windows XP Professional 64-bit edition, which BTW sucks, it has poor support for 64-bit programs.



Oh yeah, I read something not too long ago, companies are going to make a new BIOS system for computers ( BIOS is the black screens and beeps before Windows boots up, it's main purpose is to load up the OS from Hard drives and to initialize everything.)

This new BIOS will not support Windows XP or below, so that means in a few years new computers will NOT be able to run Windows XP, Windows 98, 95 etc. etc.


So I guess you XP fanboys will be stuck with VISTA AND 7! Mwahaha.

But to be honest, Windows 7 is a huge improvement and I love it.

Huzzah, lets resurrect DOS!