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18 years 11 months ago #11941 by tea_clipper
network gaming low virtual memory warning diplays, is there ay other way to maximize it, so as not to disturb my clients thanks

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18 years 11 months ago #11944 by tiamat
Replied by tiamat on topic Re: virtual memory probs
add more physical memory
manually set the size of the virtual memory to a larger number
close as many other programs and services as you can
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18 years 7 months ago #14134 by kunaltyagi
Replied by kunaltyagi on topic Re: virtual memory probs
Add more physical memory on ur computer than what actually is at this time .... secondly u can increase the size of virtual memory from control panel >>> system >>> Advanced >>> under performance click settings >>> advanced >>> Virtual memory annd change it

Hope this helps

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18 years 6 months ago #14355 by Rockape
Replied by Rockape on topic Re: virtual memory probs
Remember when you set the virtual memory there is a rule for the size. It should be the physical memory installed + 32. So, if your memory installed is 512 mb then add 32 = 544. Remember to set the minimum and maximum to the same number. Some people will tell you not to, but, if you set the virtual memory to the same size, then the system doesn't have to waste time expanding and contracting the memory to fit the "work" you are doing.

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18 years 6 months ago #14357 by Arani
Replied by Arani on topic swap file
if you have partitioned hard disks, or seperate physical hard disks, then try placing the virtual memory file or better know as swap file, onto the faster of the two drives. this will influence performance.
defrag the harddrive which has the swap file, this will result in the swap file being place ahead of all the rest of the files on the drive. this helps in easy and quick access for the OS, and will definitely improve gaming performance

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