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No operating system can take more then 200gb of ram, 1000 ????????
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My LaPtOp hAs 10039gb Of rAm
Im 1337 leet hackrzzz aNd I dun it!

Im kidding! What would you even do with all that? My laptop is fine with 4gb and my computer is completely sorted with 8! Unless you plan on having a bazzillion Photoshops open at once then i dont think you would need that!
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RuLeWreX wrote
killofduty wrote I don't believe this myself, but I looked and read somewhere that you can have up to 2 TB on a computer. I also read that Indiana University is building, or has built, I don't know which it is, that is supposed to be able to hold Petabytes.

:facepalm: Not a Hard Drive! We're talking about RAM! The most RAM possible is 192Gb! Not a Terabyte, and especially not a Petabyte.
When was the first 192gb ram laptop? Because I read a thing saying it was 64gb:S
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When I read this I laughed.

That's like saying that owning a Mac makes you superior.

>lol'd
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Hostah wrote
RuLeWreX wrote
killofduty wrote I don't believe this myself, but I looked and read somewhere that you can have up to 2 TB on a computer. I also read that Indiana University is building, or has built, I don't know which it is, that is supposed to be able to hold Petabytes.

:facepalm: Not a Hard Drive! We're talking about RAM! The most RAM possible is 192Gb! Not a Terabyte, and especially not a Petabyte.
When was the first 192gb ram laptop? Because I read a thing saying it was 64gb:S
192Gb is the highest amount windows ultimate can handle, laptop or not.
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Hahaha this just made me ROFL
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lol my computer has 16g of ram, thats all my motherboard can handle apparently
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their just ignorant simple as
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Hostah wrote
RuLeWreX wrote
killofduty wrote I don't believe this myself, but I looked and read somewhere that you can have up to 2 TB on a computer. I also read that Indiana University is building, or has built, I don't know which it is, that is supposed to be able to hold Petabytes.

:facepalm: Not a Hard Drive! We're talking about RAM! The most RAM possible is 192Gb! Not a Terabyte, and especially not a Petabyte.
When was the first 192gb ram laptop? Because I read a thing saying it was 64gb:S
He was talking to him about the PC type computer, you know that box that buzzes next to your desk when it's on? Surely you didn't assume he was talking about a laptop :facepalm:
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This is possible *theoretically*.

If the motherboard was built to be able to do it. and 64-bit operating systems can support up to a theoretical 9 terabytes of RAM.

It is possible.
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