Soldato
Howdy,
I got another 4GB (2x2GB) of RAM for my New Mac Pro (800MHz) this morning, installed it, and OS X tells me I have 6GB RAM, great!
Well I then booted into Vista (32 bit) and expected to see 3+ GB ram (as we all know bout the 4GB limitation in Windows 32bit) but instead, it tells me I have 2GB or ram still? I tried rearranging the trays, and still the same.
So I read up bout it and its a known issue (with Apple/MS or Intel I don't know), but some people have said that using Vista 64bit fixes this.
I do have Vista Ultimate Retail, therefore I have the 64bit version, but this fault is not a Windows fault surely, as my PC 32bit version of Vista sees all 4GB, so using 64bit on my Mac Pro wouldn't make any difference would it?
Does anyone know the answer to this? Or ideally, experienced it themselves?
Any help will be appreciated!
ta
Steve M
I got another 4GB (2x2GB) of RAM for my New Mac Pro (800MHz) this morning, installed it, and OS X tells me I have 6GB RAM, great!
Well I then booted into Vista (32 bit) and expected to see 3+ GB ram (as we all know bout the 4GB limitation in Windows 32bit) but instead, it tells me I have 2GB or ram still? I tried rearranging the trays, and still the same.
So I read up bout it and its a known issue (with Apple/MS or Intel I don't know), but some people have said that using Vista 64bit fixes this.
I do have Vista Ultimate Retail, therefore I have the 64bit version, but this fault is not a Windows fault surely, as my PC 32bit version of Vista sees all 4GB, so using 64bit on my Mac Pro wouldn't make any difference would it?
Does anyone know the answer to this? Or ideally, experienced it themselves?
Any help will be appreciated!
ta
Steve M