Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit doesn't support 4GB RAM?

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  1. Posts : 5
    windows 7 pro 64
       #41

    decided just to upgrade my hardware. any excuse!
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  2. Posts : 5
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
       #42

    Ok, I think I should report that I have solved my issue. To be honest, I feel kind of stupid about it. It basically came down to flashing the BIOS. I know, totally noob mistake right? But there it is: make sure you have the right BIOS for your processor/mobo combo. Live and learn.
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  3. Posts : 58
    Windows 7 64bit RTM
       #43

    I'm not sure if it's relevant to this problem , but I have an ASUS board (M2N-E SLI) and it apparently gets unhappy if you try and use ram rated at the wrong voltage .. perhaps it's worth checking that out too?
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows XP/Windows 7
       #44

    Hello Everyone,

    My system was also slows down when I boot Windows 7 64bit with 4GB RAM. I was using Windows XP 32bit with 4GB RAM from past 1 year with no issues. I played heavy games, installed heavy software on my system, and my system had no problems with 4GB RAM.

    My system's specification are given below:

    Processor: Intel Core2 Due 2.4GHz (6600 Model)
    Motherboard: nVidia P6N Platinum Edition (nVidia 650i SLI Chipset)
    RAM: Kingston 4 x 1GB, 800Mhz (All RAM have same speed and brand)

    VGA: eVGA (nVidia) Geforce 8800 GTS 320MB version


    I also tested Windows 7 RC (32-bit), and also found no issues with 4GB RAM. But Windows 7 (64-bit) had this issue with the above hardware.

    I was able to solve my issue. I just updated the BIOS on my MSI nVidia P6N Platinum Edition (nVidia 650i SLI Chipset).

    Now Issue is resolved. Now Windows 7 start with normal speed with 4GB RAM. So other users should update their BIOS, and try again!




    Looking Forward,

    Best Regards,
    Azeem Bhatti
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