virtual memory
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DarkWytch
, May 28 2009 02:15 PM
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Posted 28 May 2009 - 02:15 PM
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Posted 28 May 2009 - 04:53 PM
By default Windows set a 2Gb size for the amount of memory higher than 1.5Gb.
There are many conflicting stories, theories and copious volumes of opinion on the issue of Virtual Memory.
Bearing in mind Virtual Memory is only used when the machine is low or out of physical memory, what you set it to in your current machine is realistically going to make next to no difference. I'd leave it set at System Managed on the boot drive or on a separate hard drive when it's as fast or faster than the boot drive. Don't tell Windows to use a separate partition on the boot drive for the Virtual Memory as that will drag the machine down performance wise.
There are many conflicting stories, theories and copious volumes of opinion on the issue of Virtual Memory.
Bearing in mind Virtual Memory is only used when the machine is low or out of physical memory, what you set it to in your current machine is realistically going to make next to no difference. I'd leave it set at System Managed on the boot drive or on a separate hard drive when it's as fast or faster than the boot drive. Don't tell Windows to use a separate partition on the boot drive for the Virtual Memory as that will drag the machine down performance wise.
Edited by Neil Jones, 28 May 2009 - 04:53 PM.
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