Wednesday, December 17, 2014

- If using solid-state drive (SSD) and set the virtual memory on it will bring better performance.

Fix "Virtual memory is too low" - PC World VN
For computers using the Windows operating system, make sure we have seen little more alert Virtual memory is too low to appear on the screen and it is a phenomenon associated computer runs very slow. Even restarting the machine pog does not give better results.
As we know the computer hard drive as a place to store the operating system, applications and user data. During pog operation, pog the command you want to execute the operating system and applications will use RAM as temporary storage before burning them onto your hard drive at the end of the session.
Where the system is not enough RAM to meet the operating system will switch pog to using virtual memory (or virtual memory swap file), which is part of the hard drive where data exchange and frees the memory cell on RAM. This allows the system to run multiple programs simultaneously beyond the physical storage capacity of the memory system.
But to a certain point, Windows pog will appear warning Virtual memory is too low, said virtual pog memory on the hard drive was overloaded and accompanied by systems running sluggish. To resolve this issue, pog readers need to adjust the size of virtual memory on your hard drive and add more RAM considerations. However, in many cases, the expansion of the virtual pog memory usually solves the problem.
Right-click on My Computer, select Properties. In the Advanced tab, click Settings under Performance. Then in the Performance Options window appears, select the Advanced tab and click Change under Virtual memory section.
To increase the amount of virtual memory, you need to read two parameters to adjust the size and Maximum size Intial corresponding to the smallest value and the largest (in MB). Then click the Set and click OK to confirm the change. Restart the computer when requested to appear set to take effect.
In the Start menu, type "system" in the Search box below and select the System Control Panel. Click Advanced system settings in the left pane and select the Advanced tab to continue, click Settings under Performance in the System Properties window.
Next in the Performance Options, click the Advanced tab and click Change under Virtual memory section. Similar to Windows XP, you only need to change two parameters Intial size and Maximum size then click Set and select OK.
- For Windows, the default virtual memory area will be located pog on the system partition or partition to install the OS. You do not just change pog the value, but also can convert pog virtual memory partition to another and they do not affect system performance when accessing virtual memory.
- If using solid-state drive (SSD) and set the virtual memory on it will bring better performance. However, this will affect the life of the SSD due to frequently perform read and write operations.
- In case do not want to set the virtual memory on the SSD, you can disable by clicking on the No paging file. However, if you disable this function will limit the number of applications or files loaded at the same time and affect the system performance. However you can still try and check not to influence the decision in accordance with the personal computer.
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