RE: FW: FLASH: [OT] PC Memory

[Gerred Gilronan]

>From what I understand windows 2000 will require a 'minimum' of 128k to run.

Windows 98 and NT run 'efficiently' on 64K, depending on what you are using it

for. Obviously CAD work requires as much RAM as you can get.

You can never have enough RAM.


Gerred


-----Original Message-----

From:	Paul Willoughby [SMTP:

paul_willoughbybeap [dot] co [dot] uk

]

Sent:	Tuesday, August 01, 2000 2:16 PM

To:	Flasher-l (E-mail)

Subject:	FW: FLASH: [OT] PC Memory


Lars wrote:

>Our IT people say that windows 95/98 won't actually use any more than 128

MB

>or RAM...


Do you know where this information came from? Is there somewhere I can check

it out on one of Microsofts site? I have looked and can find no mention of

this problem. I ask because I've just ordered PIII 750, 256Mb RAM with

Windows 98 SE, and I don't want to spend the extra hundred quid for the 256

upgrade if it's going to serve no useful purpose.


Thanks in advance


Paul




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