The 'I have no life' club

Originally posted by mikeydude
Im not really shure. But he showed me how to use it.
And i havent had a single problem with it. Well except for the water damage...... i had it at my friends house. And a pipe burst in his basement......... ehhh.

Dunno that song

Originally posted by steverules_2
Name me a few of the songs they sung or one of them, then I'll be able to tell, I think you saw the American one as well

There the american one.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Well, you wouldn't have a problem with having more than 4 gigs while using XP. You just couldn't utilize it.

Do you use very memory heavy applications? I don't know what you could use though to justify 56GB in a consumer computer really.

Originally posted by mikeydude
Yes. But thas not what its about...... i really dont know much about it. He made the operating system and thecomputer for a christmas present like 2 years ago....

...are you sure it has 56GB of RAM?

Originally posted by mikeydude
Shred, white and blue
Hot grills and high tops

There the american one.

Yeah thought so, I didn't know they'd played in the UK...where do you live? 😖

Originally posted by Bardock42
...are you sure it has 56GB of RAM?

Originally posted by Bardock42
...are you sure it has 56GB of RAM?

You live in Ohio?

I thought you lived in the UK, i knew they'd never play here..or played here

Originally posted by steverules_2
You live in Ohio?

I thought you lived in the UK, i knew they'd never play here..or played here

How weird. I think I will get a new Mainboard with 4GB of RAM.

Originally posted by mikeydude
What you dont remember the "i thought you were american!" Disscussion?

You mean 'American' 😉 And kinda...I just don't remember the part where you told me you were American awesome

Oh. Well. I am. Lol

Very un-patriotic of you to not spell your country with a capital A at the start, you know there could terrorists monitoring this site right now who see that, you're the kinda guy who says fart when singing the national anthem uhuh

Like it matters. This country is in the toilet. And It's leaders are noobs.

I rather like it. I live quite comfortably.

Originally posted by Bardock42
How weird. I think I will get a new Mainboard with 4GB of RAM.

Originally posted by Ax3l
Get a ****ing life.

Maybe after I get the mainboard, money will be a bit tight.

It doesn't have 56 Gigabytes of RAM. It's probably a misinterpretation of something. That might be the space on his slave drive. Based on his discussion of getting a trojan in the RAM, and having to limit the size of RAM to mitigate RAM trojans. That's just...odd, and doesn't really make sense. So, it makes more sense that he's just confused on the memory type.

Now, if he were using a modded version of Server 2003 DE, he could get 56GB of RAM as that supports up to 64GB of RAM (uses PAE to address physical memory in a 32-bit architecture). However, that would require a server motherboard with 16 DIMM slots (with each DIMM being 4GB, duh.) In his computer's case (no pun intended), he'd only need to fill 14 of those 16 slots. 16 DIMM slot motherboards have been around since the late 2005s (I think...might have been sooner, but that's like the first I remember reading aobut them.)

So, most likely, he's misreading something.

A quick way to find out is right click "my computer" and left-click "properties". Then, take a screen shot of the general tab and the "computer" info should tell all.

BTW, you can do this much faster by pressing the window button on your keyboard (the one with the Microsoft Windows symbol on it...usually at the very bottom of hte keyboard by "alt"😉, and while pressing the window button, press "pause/break". That will open the system properties. Then, hit alt and print screen at the same time, to print the active window to the clipboard, then, past that into a paint file, save it, upload it to KMC or upload that file to photobucket, and paste the link to that image on photobucker, here.

Originally posted by dadudemon
It doesn't have 56 Gigabytes of RAM. It's probably a misinterpretation of something. That might be the space on his slave drive. Based on his discussion of getting a trojan in the RAM, and having to limit the size of RAM to mitigate RAM trojans. That's just...odd, and doesn't really make sense. So, it makes more sense that he's just confused on the memory type.

Now, if he were using a modded version of Server 2003 DE, he could get 56GB of RAM as that supports up to 64GB of RAM (uses PAE to address physical memory in a 32-bit architecture). However, that would require a server motherboard with 16 DIMM slots (with each DIMM being 4GB, duh.) In his computer's case (no pun intended), he'd only need to fill 14 of those 16 slots. 16 DIMM slot motherboards have been around since the late 2005s (I think...might have been sooner, but that's like the first I remember reading aobut them.)

So, most likely, he's misreading something.

A quick way to find out is right click "my computer" and left-click "properties". Then, take a screen shot of the general tab and the "computer" info should tell all.

BTW, you can do this much faster by pressing the window button on your keyboard (the one with the Microsoft Windows symbol on it...usually at the very bottom of hte keyboard by "alt"😉, and while pressing the window button, press "pause/break". That will open the system properties. Then, hit alt and print screen at the same time, to print the active window to the clipboard, then, past that into a paint file, save it, upload it to KMC or upload that file to photobucket, and paste the link to that image on photobucker, here.

That was somewhat my point. He'd have to have a server. The number 56 is also somewhat odd for RAM though obviously not impossible.

Originally posted by Bardock42
That was somewhat my point. He'd have to have a server. The number 56 is also somewhat odd for RAM though obviously not impossible.

Nothing odd about that, actually. It's just simply 14 DIMM slots filled up with 4GB memory modules.

What is odd is having 56 GB of RAM in the desktop PC of an average PC user. That's just hilarious. Reminds me of these pictures:

Originally posted by dadudemon
Nothing odd about that, actually. It's just simply 14 DIMM slots filled up with 4GB memory modules.

What is odd is having 56 GB of RAM in the desktop PC of an average PC user. That's just hilarious. Reminds me of these pictures:

I guess it's supposedly not good to leave slots open though, but yeah I guess you are right.