I recently had about 356mb on my harddrive. My swap file used to be around 127mb. After I installed my hp printer, I only have like maximum of around 60mb on my harddrive. My swap file is now a whopping 344mb! How do I cut the space down?
I recently had about 356mb on my harddrive. My swap file used to be around 127mb. After I installed my hp printer, I only have like maximum of around 60mb on my harddrive. My swap file is now a whopping 344mb! How do I cut the space down?
Changed SPAN settings in sig a YEAR after it was removed
in XP:
control panel -> system (in classic view) -> Advanced -> PErformance -> Advanced -> Page file
Other versions of windows should (optimistically) be similar, btw 344 doesn't sound huge to me
whats the "rule" for memory to page file size? something to something?
Shut that cunt’s mouth or I’ll come over there and fuckstart her head.
3 times the size of system (ram) memory you have.
thanks
Shut that cunt’s mouth or I’ll come over there and fuckstart her head.
Depends on who you ask.Originally posted by hungrylilboy@28 June 2004 - 14:33
whats the "rule" for memory to page file size? something to something?
I've read everything from zero ( assuming physical RAM in excess of 512MB) to 1.5x RAM.
Try what you like and see what happens.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
What do you gain by upping it? I as far as i know have never bother altering it.
I like to use around half my ram size for a pagefile size on my computer.
On my other ones, it is just a bit more than the total amount of ram.
They are all set to 300mb....
edit: Oh yeah, and use the same number as min and max, it stops fragmentation, which means it can be read faster, and makes system performance faster.
i dun get this whole thing...can someone please explain all this page hard drive stuff to me?? thx
It is explained the best I could do in my pinned guide (link in sig).Originally posted by XxKrNxStyLeZxX@28 June 2004 - 17:32
i dun get this whole thing...can someone please explain all this page hard drive stuff to me?? thx
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