Is it true that I will have an issue installing Vista64 if I have more then 3GB's of ram installed? IF so, how can I work around this (if possible) Thanks
Is it true that I will have an issue installing Vista64 if I have more then 3GB's of ram installed? IF so, how can I work around this (if possible) Thanks
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it depends on your motherboard and instal disk version i didnt have a problem with 4GB, if u start with less memory and add more in then it wont use the full 35-50%for supper fetch so i would make sure that u had it all installed
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I installed Vista 64 without problem, with 4GB installed.
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No issues with 4GB, extra drives, etc, etc, but I tell ya what...
At local stores, they tell users this. They says they must install cpu on boards and flash bios, or vista will not install.
Too bad they make poor liars.
MY vista disk came from first set, had it since Vista release. NO issues on install with any hardware installed, even hardware it said might cause issues.(SB X-FI, various vidcards).
cool, thanks guys. I have my Vista home Premium64 coming tomorrow, so my fingers are crossed that i wont have any issues
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Hogwash.
No problem installing with 4GB here.
System
ASUS Z170-Pro
Skylake i7-6700K @ 4600 Mhz
MSI GTX 1070 Armor OC
32 GB G.Skill Ripjaws V
Samsung 850 EVO (2)
EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2
Corsair Hydro H90
NZXT S340
No problem for me, either, and this was one of the earlier Vista Ultimate x64 DVDs.
It's not hogwash, as this problem did once exist - see here for the MS support page. I ran into it when installing Vista on my friends new gaming system.
On modern boards you should have no problems, however.
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Not 4GB Ram related but I just got my Vista Home Premium OEM DVD 2day and have not had issue one Installing Vista and quite pleased about it actuallyBut on the 4gb RAM Install situation I recall quite a few issues in forums related to that but also a number of months ago and I think it was Bios issues
...Perhaps but not sure.
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Intel 520 180GB Cherryville
Areca 1231ML ~ 2~ 250GB Seagate ES.2 ~ Raid 0 ~ 4~ Hitachi 5K3000 2TB ~ Raid 6 ~
i installed with 8gb ... no problem
On some motherboards, you may have initial boot problems especially if you're running 2x2gb sticks. Many boards default their memory voltage at 1.8v or less which tends to not let boards like my Striker Extreme get to bios. I ended up putting a single 2gb stick in the third slot and it worked. In bios, I immediately upped the voltage and everything is great now.
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no problems or what not.
DFI LT X38 qx6850 @ 3.6g TJ-07BW
PA120.3/mcp655/GTX/mcw30+Tline+GSkill 4g
AHFDx2, 1T Samsung F1x2, Evga 8800gtx, W0132RU
Dell e1705 t7400 2g 200gHD 7900gs
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Installed Vista this morning with all 8GB installed operating @ DDR1135! Not a single issue so far................Keeping fingers crossed. It seems that this modded Maximus Formula to Rampage Formula works pretty good.
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It's still an issue with the P7N Diamond from what I've seen. May be resolved in later BIOS revisions.
X3320 @ stock for the moment...
XFX 780i SLI board with 60mm fan mod
2x OCZ 8800 GTX in SLI under water
4GB (2x2GB) Patriot Extreme DDR2-800 CAS4
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Soyo 24" 1920x1200 P-MVA panel LCD
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