Re: Max possible RAM
Well, it wouldn't matter if you had 4TB of RAM if it were at floppy disk speeds, would it? :P
As for the whole 32-bit 4GB limit, it's incorrect. Each process can address a maximum of 4GB, not the whole OS.
With 16GB or more of RAM, you could in effect create a ramdisk on boot with your whole OS partition and have that ramdisk re-written on shutdown - the only thing is that it'll be a real ***** to do the latter and boot-up times would be phenomenally long.
We need solid state drives. Bye-bye loading times, and even the need for RAM whatsoever.
Well, it wouldn't matter if you had 4TB of RAM if it were at floppy disk speeds, would it? :P
As for the whole 32-bit 4GB limit, it's incorrect. Each process can address a maximum of 4GB, not the whole OS.
With 16GB or more of RAM, you could in effect create a ramdisk on boot with your whole OS partition and have that ramdisk re-written on shutdown - the only thing is that it'll be a real ***** to do the latter and boot-up times would be phenomenally long.
We need solid state drives. Bye-bye loading times, and even the need for RAM whatsoever.
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