32bit version.
Thanks,
Michael Boggan
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 10:05:03 -0700
From: joe.shonk@xxxxxxxxx
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Re: XP, Windows and RAM
32bit version or 64-bit version?
Joe
On 7/19/06, *Michael Boggan* <mboggan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sorry. We are running W2k3 Enterprise.
Thanks,
Michael Boggan
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 09:51:31 -0700
From: joe.shonk@xxxxxxxxx
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Re: XP, Windows and RAM
Nope... 32 bits processors can only address 4 gigs of RAM... Sure there
are tricks such as /PAE switch and the enterprise version of W2k3, but that
will take away additional memory from the kernel. (Which is capped at 2
gigs).
If you wish to use the 16 gigs, you will need to run a 64-bit OS with the
64-bit version of Presentation Server 4.0.
Joe
On 7/19/06, *Michael Boggan* < mboggan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
We have several new servers that we are adding. They are Windows 2003
and Citrix XP. We have loaded them out with 16gig of Ram. I have seen
forum messages about servers not using that much RAM or applications not
using it etc. and was wondering if anyone knows of any legit articles
covering this. I have noticed on these boxes that about 3 gig is actually
being used and our paging files are being used up to 50 to 70%. I am trying
to determine if it is actually buying us anything by putting that much ram.
Or if there is something else we need to do to get the systems to use the
Ram.
If you know of any articles or information I would much appreciate it.
Thanks,
Michael Boggan
