Making 32bit kernel see 4gigs+ of system memory?

is this possible? and is there a how-to , or does anyone have concise directions.. I would like to install wine to run a few of the windows apps I like.. but wine32-bin is a pain to install and maintain, plus if there's strange issues, since the repo is unsupported, i dont want to get in a bind if something goes haywire during an update..
or is there a 64bit version of wine yet? even an alpha,beta?
I havent seen one using pacman -Ss wine (i'm on 64bit now)
thanks for any help or information

demian wrote:
There was a thread about PAE but i can't find it right now so I'll just ask here:
I chose not to use x86_64 for various reasons and I'm totally ok with 3 GB of RAM, but i wouldn't mind one GB more, if there were no real downsides to it.
So, would you recommend using PAE with 4 GB of RAM?
Regards,
demian
if (ram > 2Gb)
    goto 64bit;
else
    goto 32bit;

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