Radical!!!!! About virtual memory

The minimum and maximum values of virtual memory should be the same, and it is best to set it on the C drive (if there is space on the C drive). The ideal is to set up the virtual memory as soon as the system is installed, so that the entire virtual memory is concentrated on the hard disk, which is conducive to the improvement of the speed when reading. The same is true for setting the minimum and maximum values to be the same size, so that the entire virtual memory is fixed in one place, without fragmentation, which is also advantageous for speed.

If the maximum value and the minimum value are different, the position of the virtual memory on the hard disk is not fixed, and it is easy to fragment.

If you're playing big games, 1024 isn't too much, and of course it's better to have a larger physical memory.

Do not set the largest and smallest page files to equal values. Because memory is not really "stuffed", it will automatically put a portion of the data that is not used on the hard disk when the amount of internal storage reaches a certain level. The larger the minimum page file, the lower the proportion and the slower the execution.

The maximum page file is the limit value, and sometimes when you open a lot of programs, the memory and the minimum page file are "stuffed", and it will automatically overflow to the maximum page file. So it doesn't make sense to make the two equal. In general, the smaller the minimum page file size is, the more efficient it is to store as much data as possible in memory.

The maximum page file size should be set larger to avoid a "full" situation.

It is recommended that the minimum value be set to a multiple of the physical memory and the maximum value to be set to 3 times the physical memory.

Placing virtual memory away from the system disk can prevent frequent reading and writing of the system disk resulting in a large amount of fragmentation, which may slow down the system.

Set the virtual memory initialization to 374 and a maximum value of 1024

Personal statement:

1. Under Windows. It is called: virtual memory page file.

To put it simply, it is to divide the hard storage area and generate a virtual RAM for data exchange.

2. But it is always just virtual RAM, and the area and address code location of the actual RAM are still fundamentally different. The system is simply simulated with the help of chunks of disk.

3. It cannot be used directly as physical memory. But essentially, it often plays a more stable and secure role than physical memory direct access compatibility. However, performance and access speed are directly related to the performance of the hard disk.

It seems that you are talking about virtual memory.

Personally, I understand that when the RAM we use is insufficient, Windows will dump the temporarily unused, or suspended applications to the virtual memory, so that only the location information is retained in the RAM, so that when we need to call it again, the system can directly read it from it, without having to search again from the disk, so as to improve the reading efficiency.

Virtual memory is also known as virtual memory. Programs running on a computer need to be executed through memory, and if the program is executed that takes up a lot of memory or a lot, it will cause the memory to be depleted. To solve this problem, virtual memory technology is used in Windows, that is, a portion of the hard disk space is used as memory usage.

How to set it up:1

On the desktop, right-click on the "My Computer" icon properties.

2. Click the "Advanced" tab in the system properties window.

3.Then click the Settings button next to Performance.

4.Click "Advanced" in the performance options window that comes out

5.Click on the "Change" button in the virtual memory below.

6.It is best to set the virtual memory in a non-system disk. Select the drive letter and click "Custom size".

7 Enter the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" and click the "Settings" button. (The principle of virtual memory setting is: the minimum value of virtual memory is 1 to times that of physical memory; The maximum value of virtual memory is 2 to times that of physical memory. ）

8.If you are prompted to "Restart your computer for the changes to take effect", click OK.

After "OK" all the way, it pops up again: "The computer must be restarted for the new settings to take effect." Want to restart your computer now? Click "Yes" and the system will restart automatically.

Hope it helps, thank you!

For example, if your RAM is 2G, you can set it to 2048 or 3072

Right-click on my computer! Properties – Advanced --- Performance--- Performance Options--- Advanced --- Virtual Memory--- a little change will do just that! You can set it up however you want!