Author: Alex
Date: 16:45:05 05/10/03
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On May 10, 2003 at 13:39:50, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >On May 10, 2003 at 13:09:32, Alex wrote: > >>On May 10, 2003 at 12:59:45, Alex wrote: >> >>>When I initialze Fritz 8 (after closing all unescessary programs) on my 512 MB >>>WIN ME intel system it starts with 287 MB of RAM and indicates that the max is >>>308 MB. So I enter 308 MB of RAM and Fritz APPARANTLY acknowledges the >>>change.... However I wonder if it indeed does add the extra RAM. COMMENTS >>>anyone? (another interesting point is that of course with win 98 and ME windows >>>will not let you run more than 512 MB of accessible ram even if u have a >>>GIGABYTE of RAM! I solved that on my win 98 computer but how about ME? >>>Frustrating......... really! Alex. >>Actually that is ......Fritz 8 says I can enter 380 MB of RAM not 308 --sorry-- >>HOWEVER the reason I am suspect of Fritz NOT utilizing the extra RAM from 287 >>MB to 380 MB is because the NPS- Nodes per second -- SLOWS down after the extra >>RAM has been added! HMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Curiouser and curiouser! Alex > >If it's not using it, why would there be any change? >-Tom Indeed perhaps the answer has been presented in the above notes...It is to be noted that the MAIN reason for LARGE hash is for LONG TERM analysis --a few hours for deep positional analysis for OPENING SPECIALIZATION....... thanks again. Win ME is STILL a PAIN!!!!!!!! Alex
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