Hi!
I got a question about a new computer. As we know, the 32-bit architecture just supports an adress space of 4 GB. In my new system following space is taken:
-> The CPU needs 6 MB Cache
-> The GPU (graphic card) got 1792 MB Cache/RAM
-> The RAM does take 2048 MB of the address space.
-> The HDD got 32 cache.
That would mean the hardware does take 3878 MB of the 4000 MB limit of the 32-bit architecture. But now my question: Does the OS (Windows XP) will reserve some adress space too?
Does the 2048 MB of RAM get used totally with this system? Or are there other things which are needing more MB then aviable? Plx help me!