Hi,
I saw this artical a short while back via madshrimps.be and wondered if anyone else had read it?
http://www.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/how-to-optimise-your-windows-swap-file-634911?artc_pg=1
I'm curious what "6Gb Small PAge File" which appears at the top of the benches each time is. This appears to be advocating having a realtively small pagefile. Unfortunately the author makes no comment that I can see regardign this permutation, which I find odd.
Any of you lovely folk seen anything to contradict or substantiate this?
Also, anyone know how to get windows Vista (home premium 64 bit) to mount a ram disk on boot so that you can use it to plop your page file on? I've drawn a blank, and can only find commercial software to create a RAMDISK. Surely the facility is still part of Windows much like it used to be when we used good old DOS.
Help would be appreciated
Mike
I saw this artical a short while back via madshrimps.be and wondered if anyone else had read it?
http://www.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/how-to-optimise-your-windows-swap-file-634911?artc_pg=1
I'm curious what "6Gb Small PAge File" which appears at the top of the benches each time is. This appears to be advocating having a realtively small pagefile. Unfortunately the author makes no comment that I can see regardign this permutation, which I find odd.
Any of you lovely folk seen anything to contradict or substantiate this?
Also, anyone know how to get windows Vista (home premium 64 bit) to mount a ram disk on boot so that you can use it to plop your page file on? I've drawn a blank, and can only find commercial software to create a RAMDISK. Surely the facility is still part of Windows much like it used to be when we used good old DOS.
Help would be appreciated
Mike