I have a 32bit XP rig and have set the page file memory to the max of 4GB with no issues. I have 4GB of ram with 3.25GB's recognised. Are you saying only 2GB's of pagefile memory is recognised regardless of the setting ?

It's 2 GB per user application.

Errr....I have Win7 64bit with 6Gigs of ram and had that error.

Something is a miss. Let's just say that much.

Win7 64bit
i7 920
6Gigs
GX280

I have been bumping against and even exceeding those limits with no apparent ill effects. I have generated up to six different aircraft types and exceeded 30 aircraft. However, my missions tend to be a bit sparse on ground objects so I might be saving space there. Also, I am currently using only generic skins.

It was not a happy read but the limitations are tolerable. My concern comes in when more two seater types are added ... although that is a concern that I would very much enjoy having.

The fun part of compatibility comes into play there. How do you get a game to run on two separate system environments that will operate together in multi-player? Weakest link gets the max operating capabilities, so the plane and skin limits go to the lowest common denominator.

They could atleast set the Large-Address-Aware-Flag for ROF. That way (if it works), with the 3 GB switch ROF could get up to 3 GB and under 64-bit OS (without 3 GB switch of course), it could get 4 GB and that should be enough for ROF anyway.

I checked wether or not that flag was set in the ROF.exe, it's not. So i set it, but i could've guessed it that the DRM didn't like that. Funny thing, gave me a checksum error.

So, we're looking at DF servers with fifteen to a side.

That rules out humongerous servers with oodles of folks in them, but still leaves room for "Dart's Server" ones.

I think the max we've had is 24 back in the days when I set it for 30, and on a really good night we'll have sixteen - which seems really crowded!

Downside - no RoF World League or Great War with 40 to a side, as in the old RB3D days.
Upside - still enough players to make it worthwhile to jump in the fray.

Now if they could make true dedicated server software (that acts only as a hub for data and doesn't require an activation code or installing the full sim) to go along with it, I'll be happy (and host a multi-player server!).

This explains why the environment is so lifeless, You cannot place any real amount of ground objects on the map.

What a joke.

I build this computer over year ago and even then it was not top of the line, so IMO it is mediocre system

some ppl wont admit...the sim is BADLY optimised....you will se how BOB SOW will perform even with better or equal graphics.....in opengl baby

Neoqb should take some lessons from Maddox....