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Physical Memory - How much can MS handle
25. August 2008 by Myke.
When it comes to Windows OS and Server OS, there are many questions as to how much memory can the actual OS handle. I ran across a great post today done by Mark Russinovich, Mark’s Blog. I am going to see if Travis and I can test out the Max memory theory of a few Server OS versions and report back. Enjoy the read.
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