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Poimetheus said:

That's ridiculous

..not, if you wanna fool people.

Golden said:

OK, after lighting a bong and looking into my crystal ball, I think I understand...........

OP doesn't want to install more RAM, but he wants it to appear as if he has more than 4GB RAM, like this:
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Just photoshop it.

NOTE:

You'll need to flash the BIOS to support more RAM.

Windows 10 is out ??? Amazing !!!!

Poimetheus said:

If you're going to do that, why not give yourself a copy of Windows 10 sp 4 while you're at it?

LOL



Windows 7 Pro and Ult 64-bit supports up to 192 GB of RAM. Why not you could do this on your computer?

If you have 100 GB of RAM, then boot up time would be 0 seconds.

Poimetheus said:

JonathanV said:

Poimetheus said:

If you're going to do that, why not give yourself a copy of Windows 10 sp 4 while you're at it?

LOL



Windows 7 Pro and Ult 64-bit supports up to 192 GB of RAM. Why not you could do this on your computer?

If you have 100 GB of RAM, then boot up time would be 0 seconds.

The question is: Where would you put it??

Operating System must be run as Windows 7 Ultimate.
Two processors with 10 cores must be 5 Ghz.
Screen resolution must be at 3000 x 2000 on 15 inch screen.
Screen refresh rate = 100 Hz.
Video Memory = 2 GB with WDDM 2.0, Direct4D, DirectX 13 and 64-bit color depth.
SSSD (Super Solid State Drive) with 5 TB storage.
Virtual touchpad and virtual keyboard.
RAM = 192 GB of RAM
USB 4.0 support with 100 GB storage.
When power button pressed, it will goes into Windows logon screen instantly.
NOTE: This is not my real system specs. Just a imagination.

This is where you would put it.