Question:
Physical memory limits for Windows 7 ? Is it true ?
Smile Please
2012-01-29 00:14:47 UTC
so is this true or not ??
Limit in 32-bit Windows 7 is 4 GB
Limit in 64-bit Windows 7 is 192 GB
because someone told me i can increase me memory to 8 GB (on windows 7 32-bit).
PLEASE CLARIFY ------- THANKS A LOT ---- This matter is killing me :@
Four answers:
2012-01-29 00:18:32 UTC
You can install 8 gigs on a 32 bit OS but it will only read 4 gigs(minus your on board graphics etc), if you want 8 gigs use able you get the 64 bit OS.
Sarah Maher
2012-01-29 00:20:28 UTC
Yes , its true.



Here is a brief description of physical memory limits in windows 7 :



Windows 7 Ultimate

Limit in 32 Bit Version :

4 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

192 GB



Windows 7 Enterprise



Limit in 32 Bit Version :

4 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

192 GB



Windows 7 Professional



Limit in 32 Bit Version :

4 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

192 GB



Windows 7 Home Premium



Limit in 32 Bit Version :

4 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

16 GB



Windows 7 Home Basic



Limit in 32 Bit Version :

4 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

8 GB



Windows 7 Starter



Limit in 32 Bit Version :



2 GB



Limit In 62 Bit version :

2 GB



there are many "paches" all over tne net that claim to resolve the issue.
Guitar guy
2012-01-29 00:20:28 UTC
32 Bit operating systems have a physical memory limit of 4 GB. Anymore and the system won't recognize it.

Not quite sure about 64-bit, but it's A LOT, more than any motherboard can accommodate!
burge
2017-01-12 03:16:27 UTC
I 2d that. First living house top type max is 16GB. Now what it the international could you go with extra RAM for? Are you below the effect that including extra RAM hence will velocity up your pc?


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