Was I wrong?

[GREENTENERAL]

I have a G5 with 8 gigs of ram, but it does not make a huge difference when playing games. It really shines when running big programs and multitasking.  I know a guy that has 4 G5s linked together as some kind of supercomputer,  but i'm not shure if it would make much difference for gaming.  Those monsters are usually dedicated to a work function.  I'm thinking that if that guy does have a 13 giger, that he cannot utilise all of it for a single program.

[Overlag]

Originally posted by Vad
You are completely wrong.

Here's a list of how much RAM the various Windows versions and editions support (as of Nov 2004):
 
     Windows NT 4.0: 4 GB
     Windows 2000 Professional: 4 GB
     Windows 2000 Standard Server: 4 GB
     Windows 2000 Advanced Server: 8GB
     Windows 2000 Datacenter Server: 32GB
     Windows XP Professional: 4 GB
     Windows Server 2003 Web Edition: 2 GB
     Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition: 4 GB
     Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition: 32 GB
     Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition: 64 GB


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;555223


And I have a lot of Windows computers at work with memory 16-32 GB

who is compleatly wrong?

re read the thread.
some notes i take
the guy had a P4, which doesnt support over 4gig (expect for 64bit enabled p4s)
the guy has WinXP, which by your list is 4gig limit also
and we've already seen the guy only has 1gig ram!