W520 with 32 GB RAM and slow performance

hi all
I post this info for those of you running into similar problems when upgrading the W520 to 32 GB RAM.
I've a W520 2720QM with Windows Server 2008R2 installed which I upgraded to 32 GB RAM with 4x8 GB CORSAIR Value RAM Modules. After doing this, the Laptop was incredibliy slow on performance and starting of programs took a long time.
I solved this with changing the Grafic option from Optiums to Integrated in the BIOS (1.35). After that, performace is back as before. In the BIOS there is a message saying, that the Optimus setting should be set only if Windows 7 is installed. As I'm not running W7 I had to change the setting.

Hmm, currently another guy with 24GB of RAM have similar issues here
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/W-Series-ThinkPad-Laptops/W520-nVidia-optimus-does-not-work-after-memory...
Have a nice day! 
Peter
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