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 May 15 2003, 11:40 PM
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I have a single hard drive with XP Home Edition and 1 GB of memory. I currently have 720 min and 1440 max virtual memory settings, but I believe these should be increased for optimal performance. Am I correct, and if so what should the figures be?
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May 16 2003, 12:22 AM
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In W2K when setting the swap file, one has a choice to optimise performance for Applications or Background services. I have selected Applications but often wonder if that is correct.
David. |
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May 16 2003, 01:25 PM
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 Moderator Group: Super Moderators Posts: 4,266 Joined: 9-January 01 From: wickworks@xplornet.com Member No.: 51 VR User?: about 18 years Which Program?: DragonDictate then DNS Why do you Use VR?: Ease, speed, and to stay current to assist disabled clients Where are you Located: Villsge Green, PEI, Canada |
David,
Do not allow W2K to optimize. Set you minimum and maximum swap file at the same value, generally at 1.5 times the amount of RAM. John |
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May 17 2003, 02:08 AM
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Thanks, John
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May 17 2003, 12:39 PM
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Moderator Group: Super Moderators Posts: 4,266 Joined: 9-January 01 From: wickworks@xplornet.com Member No.: 51 VR User?: about 18 years Which Program?: DragonDictate then DNS Why do you Use VR?: Ease, speed, and to stay current to assist disabled clients Where are you Located: Villsge Green, PEI, Canada |
David,
Welcome. John |
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