Quick overview:
Games, video editing, HD movies, audio editing and many other areas of computer use rely on RAM
Founded Windows Tweaks as a teenager in 2001, his helpful PC tricks made it Germany's most visited Windows site (at the time Sandro looked like this). He then went on to write for international publications such as PC-Praxis, Computerbild, PCWorld in the USA, IMTEST.de and Hifi.de. Sandro's main job is as Global Product Marketing Lead and Consultant for various global tech companies, including Microsoft, AVG, Avast, Nero, TeamViewer, Swiss IT Security Group and now currently in the fintech sector for Gendigital. But he can't get rid of his passion and shares his tweaks here again. Privately, he enjoys traveling the world and loves Asia, especially Japan, Singapore and Korea, but also natural places like Iceland and the Nordics. You can reach Sandro via e-mail.
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On Windows Tweaks you will find time-saving tech guides for PC, software & Microsoft. For a stress-free digital everyday life. Already we have been "tweaking" Windows since 1998 and just won't stop!
On Windows Tweaks you will find time-saving tech guides for PC, software & Microsoft. For a stress-free digital everyday life. Already we have been "tweaking" Windows since 1998 and just won't stop!
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http://wiki.winboard.org/index.php/Memory_Remapping
"Users of 32-bit desktop operating systems currently have little benefit from this feature, as their operating system only uses 32-bit addresses and cannot directly address ram addresses above 4 GB. The BIOS now displays 4 GB instead of 3 GB. Windows XP, for example, only displays 3.25 GB even after memory remapping has been activated. And Windows Vista (32-bit) now also pretends to show 4 GB with activated memory remapping, but can also only use 3.25 GB."