I just picked up a Windows 7 book at the bookstore (can't remember the title), but it indicated that the maximum RAM that can be recognized varies by edition. I think this is where it stood:
Home Basic: 8 Gig
Premium: 16 Gig
Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise: 192 Gig
I was surprised by this, as I don't remember seeing in the version matrix that Microsoft posted. It won't be long before 16 Gig is not such a huge number. And I am glad I went for Pro, but my motivation was solely XP Mode. Another goody I had not expected to find is EFS.
Home Basic: 8 Gig
Premium: 16 Gig
Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise: 192 Gig
I was surprised by this, as I don't remember seeing in the version matrix that Microsoft posted. It won't be long before 16 Gig is not such a huge number. And I am glad I went for Pro, but my motivation was solely XP Mode. Another goody I had not expected to find is EFS.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 ProfessionalIntel Q9400 @ 2.66GHz8.00 GB
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional
- CPU
- Intel Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8.00 GB