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Josh1 Administrator |
Have a look at this To estimate how many megabytes your paging file needs. Load all the applications you normally use. Open task manager(press control-alt-delete) click the performance tab and find the total commit charge. This is the amount of memory your system is using at the current moment. Add 128MB to this and this is a good starting minimum virtual memory size. The optimal configuration is to set the minimum and maximum to the same size preventing the OS from resizing the file. For example, if you regularly use 5 applications simultaneously and your total commit charge is 256MB. A good setting would be to set the total of all paging files for 384MB. If your PC has 256MB of physical memory that would yield a total of 640MB of usable memory. LKet us know if this helps or not. ------------------ Powered by Intelligent Computing Solutions. For every problem, there is a solution. Please give what you can to the Hurricane relief http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/citizenship/giving/relief.asp IP: Logged |
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truthful04 Junior Member |
what is the ideal virtual memory size for a pc with the following specs 2.4GHz cpu speed 256MB RAM 40GB HDD Win XP sp2 IP: Logged |
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