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Re: 512MB or 1024MB

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From: Flash
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 18:57
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db on 29 Jun 03 in ALT.GAMES.UNREAL.TOURNAMENT

Hello db

 >> think Win95/98/SE/ME can handle more than 512M though
 >> (IIRC). UT2003 takes a oit of RAM, I am satisfied at 768M.

 d> You are correct..  98 does not like anything over 512.

One minor tweak to the system.ini and it'll use up to a gig quite 
happily. Got 98se here running very smoothly with 768M.

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