My RAM Cx

We're talking about a dual or quad-proc solution...
Trust me.
I work professionally in this business

 

Lol is je vader/broer Johan? XD

 

Me vader ja ;l

 

~Wolf wanna bet? I am a programmer and animator, I specialize in software, theoretically a 64-bit operating system can support up to 9 terabytes of ram. *Notice* theoretically. No current motherboard supports that much, not even a Xeon 12-core processor so please don't bull shit me.

 

Oh wow. Look at this.
1.5 (rounding errors, but really, I'm too lazy right now to calculate properly) TB of RAM support.
4-socket motherboard.
http://ark.intel.com/products/61021/Intel-Server-Board-S4600LT2
Oh, and by the way, there is no 12-core processor.
But hey!
A 10-core processor that supports 4 TB of RAM!
http://ark.intel.com/products/53580...E7-8870-30M-Cache-2_40-GHz-6_40-GTs-Intel-QPI

 

No 12 core processor? Check out the mac pro and btw, for the server ram thing, I was talking about commercial usages so yeah.

 

RAM: Random Access Memory
In case you were wondering.
Yes, I googled it, xD

 

This is it

 

That is the space of a hard disk storage and not the memory/ram of the computer

 

Hrm....Well, I've heard windows 8 is TERRIBLE for games ;_;

But watever :L That's still a good computer otherwise. c:

 

xD I have Windows 8, and I agree.

 

If you want to check RAM, go to start menu and right click on computer and click properties.

apezord's picture shows how much total space he has on his HDD and free space

Edit: This doesn't work on Mac

 

Lol yeah doesn't work for Mac, for mac go to the apple logo on the task bar and click about this mac, it should display your storage and amount of ram.