you need to look at the various versions of windows and see which is the
most cost effective solution for your memory requirements, I would suggest
windows 2008 if your going to upgrade anyway. As Matt Said, you need a 64BIT
setup  to make use of the RAM. The only alternative is to run multiple
instances giving each the max ram it can use, but this requires cf
enterprise.
If you need a price for upgrading CF then give us a shout



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