Windows 10 Editions Compared

Hey guys,

I've found an interesting explanations to understand all differences between all Windows 10 Editions ...

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nice finding.

i think i will go with the normal home and i will test the education one which i will probably get from my university.

someone know if there will be a max ram which can be used for some versions?

like it was for win7

Edition of Microsoft Windows 7	Maximum supported RAM memory
Starter	2GB
Home Basic	8GB
Home Premium	16GB
Professional	192GB
Enterprise	192GB
Ultimate	192GB

Excellent question ... I guess that the only limitation should be for x86 : 4gb max (hardware limitation) ...

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ah ok so for home it should be 128gb (x64) so i can use it

Yes ... it seems to be made for the future. Because 128 Gb, I don't imagine people like us using such size at the moment.

Just imagine multiple virtual machines using 128 Gb ... I am a dreamer, yes, I know !

don't include me in the 'ppl like us' then hehe, as one of my rigs does have 128 gb of ram   heck, my laptop has 32gb ram, and my deskto has 64, just my server as 128, and its starting to be not enough...

Really ....

myclodel wrote:

don't include me in the 'ppl like us' then hehe, as one of my rigs does have 128 gb of ram   heck, my laptop has 32gb ram, and my deskto has 64, just my server as 128, and its starting to be not enough...

i normally would also pack as much ram as i can in my devices but for the moment the max is 12gb for my notebook.... its so sad that my notebook with 32gb ram was stolen last year...

but heya im thinking of getting a new pc in the next year with at least 64gb of ram ;P

Yea, I agree. Waiting for the 14nm Skylake or 10nm Cannonlake CPU's and 14nm Pascal GPU. 64gb should be standard, need that much ram for Photoshop and rendering

Jeez, what do you people do with all that RAM? 64 GB???

i normally mounted a big part of my ram as a drive and used it as temp folder for winreducer to mount my iso there.

it was a way faster than my ssd. i.e on ssd it took nearly 20 min to remove everything winreducer offers and on ram maybe 10 min or faster ( i dont now exactly the numbers because its long ago but i think i posted it somewhere her at the forum)

Hey guys,

KrX, by the way, which ramdrive software are you using ?

like you wrote here:

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i used ImDisk, but for the moment i only got 12gb ram on my notebook. but im using a m.2 ssd so its ok for now