Vista 32 Bit

[ChaoticMonk]

Given that you have to install matched memory DIMMs in pairs and they come in sizes of 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, it should be impossible to get 7GB installed. Unless you have a motherboard with 6 memory slots, and installed 2x2GB, 2x1GB and 2x512MB.

Who said you have to install memory in pairs? sure you might lose out alittle but it still works fine. 3x2 1x1 = 7gb

[dsathira]

any 64 bit users are experiencing same kind of lag ?

master and toons wow instance windows you see some delay when you run around ?

atm, trying to fresh install 2 wow instances, hope it solve the problem

[Naylix]

this "lag" you mention - describe it a bit more

Let me venture a guess: you're looking at your mains screen - you press jump, and you see your main jump and then the slaves jump about 0.5 seconds later ?

Yet, if you focus on a slaves screen, press jump, then your slave jumps right away, and your main jumps 0.5 seconds after ?

If so, then you are just watching the builtin delay, that wow has to equalize peoples connections. what you see, when watching one client looks like lag to you. To everyone else in the game, your toons jump at the exact same time.

Think of it this way: you press jump on 2 clients at the exact same time, sending the commands to the server - when the builtin lag passes, they both jump. The jump is then sent back to other clients for them to see.

Try this: fire up a second computer, and log your slave onto that. Place them facing eachother. Use 2 keyboards. Press jump on both, at the exact same time. On each screen, you will se the other toon jumping 0.5 seconds after the toon you're controlling.

[Anozireth]

Vista 32 will display however much RAM you have installed in your system, even if it's more than 4GB. However, it can only use the first 3.x GB of it (where x depends on a few factors). How you got 7GB installed, I don't know. 3x 2GB and 1x 1GB?

[dsathira]

this "lag" you mention - describe it a bit more

Let me venture a guess: you're looking at your mains screen - you press jump, and you see your main jump and then the slaves jump about 0.5 seconds later ?

Yet, if you focus on a slaves screen, press jump, then your slave jumps right away, and your main jumps 0.5 seconds after ?

If so, then you are just watching the builtin delay, that wow has to equalize peoples connections. what you see, when watching one client looks like lag to you. To everyone else in the game, your toons jump at the exact same time.

Think of it this way: you press jump on 2 clients at the exact same time, sending the commands to the server - when the builtin lag passes, they both jump. The jump is then sent back to other clients for them to see.

Try this: fire up a second computer, and log your slave onto that. Place them facing eachother. Use 2 keyboards. Press jump on both, at the exact same time. On each screen, you will se the other toon jumping 0.5 seconds after the toon you're controlling.
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it is pretty much like you said but not 0.5 sec more like 5 secs or more , also when running around in group - delay on master window, casting spell - i have to wait until everyone come to stop and cast the spell else master will be the only one that cast. As multiboxer, this sort of thing will be problem isn't it

been trying to find out what is the problem here , so far no luck whatsoever.

[Aethon]

Vista 32 will display however much RAM you have installed in your system, even if it's more than 4GB. However, it can only use the first 3.x GB of it (where x depends on a few factors). How you got 7GB installed, I don't know. 3x 2GB and 1x 1GB?

That's the old way of thinking (matched pairs, no if, ands or buts) The new hotness is Prime numbers. 2, 3, 7 :-P

As far as displaying and using, yeah, 32 operating systems can only effectively utilize 4gb total ram (that's total including you video bus), the new SP with Vista allows it to 'sorta' use the rest. It's not completely perfect, and doesn't compare to a 64 bit OS