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Message: <blockquote data-quote="funfortehfun" data-source="post: 128500" data-attributes="member: 12573">32-bit operating systems can only support up to about 3.5-4GB of RAM, depending on the hardware configuration, which, unless you require a 32-bit OS for a specific application, is useless these days.In addition to this, Windows 7 Home Premium can only handle a maximum of 16GB of memory - which would render any upgrades to 32GB of memory as useless.Windows 8 does not have the Windows 7 Home Premium problem, however, because it only comes in two editions - Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro, in their respective 32- and 64-bit types.</blockquote>