Vista Ultimate x64 SP2

Hi everybody,
At the moment I've installed Vista Ultimate x64 Sp2 and on the task
manager I see that the system is using about 1.1 gig of my memory. I
disabled all of the fancy features of vista and using Vista classic
theme. Does anybody have the same problem?

ps. I've 2 gig of ram and quad core processor.


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alyx

Merhaba, Alyx.

That's not unusual. I would strongly recommend you upgrade to a
minimum of 4GB of memory. What the heck... memory is cheap and you want
the most from your pc. Pick up 8GB and it will be smooooooooth sailing!


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lemur

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Thank you lemur, but is there a remedy to decrease that to at least 500
or less? And have can I get rid of that Tablet PC input panel on the
desktop, it is popping up everytime. I've a Wacom Tablet plugged in to
my pc, is there relationship between my tablet and that nonsense Tablet
PC input panel?


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alyx

You can disable it in Windows Features. Really most people only use the
snipping tool feature anyways.

But my laptop has 4 gigs also and it used about the same as yours.
Nothing to worry about. Getting it down to 500mb or less would mean
running in safe mode.


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CrucialHoax

Thank you very much CrucialHoax. Due to I've 2 gig of ram and the system
is using 1 gig of it, it doesn't enough for me to work in 3d apps.
Generally I use Max.


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alyx

alyx;1155388 Wrote:
> Thank you very much CrucialHoax. Due to I've 2 gig of ram and the system
> is using 1 gig of it, it doesn't enough for me to work in 3d apps.
> Generally I use Max.

Might want to look into a RAM upgrade then. As 2gb of RAM doesn't run
so smoothly on Vista.

P.S. I misread your first post and thought you stated you had -4gb-.


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CrucialHoax

Thank you very much CrucialHoax. Due to I've 2 gig of ram and the system
is using 1 gig of it, it is not enough for me to work in 3d apps.
Generally I use Max. Sorry about that, I deleted the message by
mistake.


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alyx

No problem CrucialHoax, it doesn't matter. Actually, you are right, I
should add 2 gig of ram to my pc. But the problem is, in my pc there is
2 gig of ram with speed at 800 mhz. But my mainboard supports 1066 mhz
memory. So, if I add 2 gig of ram(1066 mhz) does it cause any problems?


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alyx

alyx;1155407 Wrote:
> No problem CrucialHoax, it doesn't matter. Actually, you are right, I
> should add 2 gig of ram to my pc. But the problem is, in my pc there is
> 2 gig of ram with speed at 800 mhz. But my mainboard supports 1066 mhz
> memory. So, if I add 2 gig of ram(1066 mhz) does it cause any problems?

Yes, always keep ram the same to avoid any issues. So if you have
800mhz now, add a 2gig with a clock speed of 800mhz. If you want to up
it replace -all- of the ram with the 1066mhz kit.


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CrucialHoax

Thank you very much CrucialHoax, you are right. I think 1066 mhz
memories is more faster than 800 mhz memories, isn't it?


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alyx