Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Its not the board, its the way '98 was made. Optimum ram for '98 is 128MB, anything over that is overkill
I have 2, one an Asus and one a Gigabyte, both have had a gig and more in it and only NT has been able to access it. It could be as simple as just having to run a defrag though, fat32 FS are know to fall to pieces with files like that. (I havn't even seen my post and you already replied?) Feroze< wrong again. sorry, but you guys don't even bother going to the source. there are instructions from Microsoft on configuring Windows 98 to run well with very large amounts of RAM, greater than 1G. the actual practical limit is 1.5G. none of you guys are doing it and none of the magazines you buy know. they are just quoting articles from magazines that all in turn quote from PC Magazine articles that use WinBench of various versions, none of which has a working set of greater than about 200 megabytes. if you know enough to understand this article, you will know enough to know that all the magazines are wrong: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q253912 Herb....
