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I think a better question might be
when we might start seeing memory densities that could make those limits 'limiting' in any way. I have not actually set eyes on any server board that will allow 128GB to be exceeded.

I'm sure they exist, if only on a drawing board, but in the wild, not yet.
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I think a better question might be  chrome_slinky@... | 04/28/09
Here you go...  itguy08 | 04/28/09
I see the picture  chrome_slinky@... | 04/28/09
Here's one with 2TB of RAM.  ye | 04/28/09
I didn't see it anywhere  chrome_slinky@... | 04/28/09
It was in the Task Manager screen shot.  ye | 04/28/09
It's 2Gb, not 2 TB... [nt]  Coogol | 04/28/09
Sorry, it is 2 TB.  eb276 | 04/28/09
thats a nice number, but  richvball44 | 04/28/09
Look just above the number, it says MB in brackets n/t  DevJonny | 04/29/09
RE: Max memory limits for 64-bit Windows 7  Ishkaboo | 04/28/09
Why even do it?  CobraA1 | 04/28/09
I recall reading that Microsoft only supports...  ye | 04/28/09
And yet  frgough | 04/28/09
And anyone with a modicum of reading comprehension can clearly see...  ye | 04/28/09
Isn't it obvious?  jmoleary | 04/29/09
You Mean..  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Nothing special happens . . .  CobraA1 | 04/28/09
"Surely at least those can be increased?"  Ole Man | 04/28/09
One more part of their crippleware upgrade strategy  BillDem | 04/29/09
Again it's what they're willing to support.  ye | 04/28/09
Not a problem for gamers  eb276 | 04/28/09
GRID, Galactic Civilizations II, Crysis, pretty much every game . . .  CobraA1 | 04/28/09
WoW is a terrible example  LiquidLearner | 04/29/09
Re: Limit on Home Premium  sullivanjc | 04/29/09
Yeah  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Maybe if you can afford that much RAM...  Zogg | 04/28/09
Yup  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Linux: ???GB Max  no_zd_user_name | 04/28/09
pae kernel in 32 bit addresses it...  Christian_<>< | 04/28/09
I'm confused as well..  xuniL_z | 04/28/09
Exactly  bobiroc | 04/29/09
TRUE!!  Pembo | 04/29/09
You would be  hasta la Vista, bah-bie | 04/30/09
XP SP2 added PAE  LiquidLearner | 04/29/09
x64 Starter?  Resplendent | 04/28/09
Even when motherboards only supported 16k of memory ...  kd5auq | 04/28/09
Because no other company differentiates on features.  ye | 04/28/09
Of Course They Do  p0figster | 04/29/09
It's not my preference.  ye | 04/29/09
To late to worry, too blue to cry..........  Ole Man | 04/29/09
See  bobiroc | 04/29/09
About Ford  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Fools learn nothing from wise men  Ole Man | 04/29/09
Fool...  Wolfie2K3 | 04/29/09
Whats your point  bobiroc | 04/29/09
@Wolfie  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Same thing  bobiroc | 04/29/09
I realize you're being facetious... But..  Wolfie2K3 | 04/29/09
I believe that was a limit of ATA and not NTFS.  ye | 04/29/09
That limit for Home Premium is unacceptable  Lerianis | 04/28/09
I'll call your 32 and raise you 16.  cjcoats | 04/28/09
Maybe?  bobiroc | 04/28/09
Professional is for business users.  Grayson Peddie | 04/28/09
Yes I know that  bobiroc | 04/28/09
You're correct...  Wolfie2K3 | 04/29/09
I was trying to point out....  bobiroc | 04/29/09
I got your point...  Wolfie2K3 | 04/29/09
Ok Kewl  bobiroc | 04/29/09
It's not unreasonable to think  LiquidLearner | 04/29/09
No because  bobiroc | 04/29/09
these articles lack so much  nospam@... | 04/28/09
16GB  Custard_over_2x_Pie | 04/29/09
Thats becoming more common in motherboards  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Additionally  LiquidLearner | 04/29/09
Not sure what you mean  bobiroc | 04/29/09
RE: Max memory limits for 64-bit Windows 7  Drakkhen | 04/29/09
Some Don't See it that way  bobiroc | 04/29/09
Try a Cray - 362TB  throvolos | 04/29/09

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