Hi,
It is said that the maximum RAM for 64 bit Vista is 128 gigabytes. There should not be true limits to 128 gigas in 64 bit operating system.
If this 128 is correct answer it is possible to put 10000 gigas RAM to Vista 64 bit or even more. If I remember correctly the maximum should be 16 million gigas in 64 bit operating system.
128 gigas is not a lot. In few years this starts to be serious limit. When 20 years has passed people will wonder how it was possible to use computer with poor 128 gigas RAM.
I have 3 gigas and it must be said that it is far too little for me, I do CAD work. I have need for 16 cores and 32 gigas currently when I have XP. WIth VIsta 64 bit there should be more RAM, more speed, naturally.
Microsoft makes its best that no processor is good enough or no amount of RAM is enough...this is sad. | 
Windows Vista is a resource hog. At least as far as the memory usage goes, Vista seems to never get enough. Is this the case? How much RAM can you feed into Windows Vista? Is there 
