[Mohammed]

Originally Posted by MarkOne

you don't get it at all , I never say the software will access more than 3,5 it's the OS who will do so .... I said if you run 3 software ( 1 in each VM ) who take 2 gb each you need 6 gb to run them, ( 3 x 2 = 6 ) and it's the OS that will handle the 6 gb not the VM and the software.

yes, i do understand what your saying, it basically a matter of triple chanel is giving the performance advantage.

Originally Posted by MarkOne

If you not satisfy of the reply you get may be you can be more specific and give us a list of software you gone use ... or is it just an hypothetical question

as i said previuslly, because i wasn't deffrentiating between 64bit OSs access for memory, my issue was between 32bit and 64bit version in OSs and software, so I was confused with that.

thak you a lot man you have been a great help

Originally Posted by MrDiaz

It doesn't. Like I said before, the application is limited because the operating system is limited.



You can google that



64-bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Old New Thing : A 32-bit application can allocate more than 4GB of memory, and you don't need 64-bit Windows to do it



You're welcome

thanks man, good resources, I am on it right know.

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