How to allocate vector greater than 2Gb?

i am getting a gaming pc, with 8GB of RAM... I know that is really good for minecraft, but should i just run minecraft normally? Or should i specifically allocate more RAM? Does is really make a difference? I f i wanna make a private server, would it...

My total graphics memory available is 2gb Dedicated video memory is 256mb System video memory: 0mb Shared system memory: 1663mb/1.5gb My graphics card is AMD 760g and I was wondering if someone could tell me how to put more memory into the dedicated...

when i change the size of the my paging file, when i open task manager it says its using more than double eventhough i set it to the value i wanted? why does it do this? vista home 32bit 2gb ram 80gb hdd

I have 3GB of RAM installed but Windows says only 2 is usable. I have a 32 bit OS and an Intel Integrated graphics card. I know it is probably reserving it for the graphics card but I was wondering is there anyway to un-allocate the memory so that I...

prob2(): By using a pointer to pointer **A and the function calloc() allocate the memory for the 4x4 matrix A[][]. By using a pointer *b and the function malloc() allocate the memory for the 4-dimensional vector b[]. Read the components of A and b from...

QUESTION: Hi, How can I write a function that it can return an array as result? because of most of programs that I have seen just returns a single value as result. Can you help me how i can do it? If I must use pointers, I'll be thankful if you give...

Ok firstly, our internet provider is supposed to allocate us 60GB of downloads a month. We have 3 computers in the house hold in use. Me and my brother hardly download anything, except the occasional youtube video, DS rom or usage of flash games or facebook...

How can I force Windows to allow an application (Stata) to allocate itself more memory, when I have plenty of unused physical memory? I recently upgraded to 2Gb of physical memory, and I'd like Stata to be able to use as much of this as possible so that...

How is physical memory recognized by a 32-bit OS running on 64-bit hardware? (This was originally a comment on an older thread, but it went unanswered, so I'm asking a fresh question.) Can someone explain how the murky 4GB barrier works in 32-bit Windows...