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Windows Server 2000 Std - 4GB RAM limitations

Asked by chuckrox in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: windows, 2003, ram, server, 2000

I've recently setup a couple of server 2003 boxes with 4GB RAM that all went OK; I've now done a same hardware Server 2000 Std box with 4GB RAM and when I check system properties it only shows up with 2.8GB RAM. I know why this is (PCI Express, video card and RAID controller all chew up addressable memory); but what should I do about it if anything. This box is going to be a terminal server so I'd like to have all 4GB useable. Can I / should I use Physical Address Extension (PAE)? Do I have any other options (IE: free) short of going to Enterprise Edition?

My setup is:
Windows Server 2000 Std SP4
dual AMD Opteron 280 CPU's
Tyan S2895 mobo
4 x 1GB Corsair DDR400 ECC RAM
Adaptec 2130SLP 128MB RAID controller (4 drive RAID5)
XFX 7600GS 256MB video

Thanks
-Chuck
 
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