Phoenix wrote:
>
> 'T was on Fri, 12 Feb 1999 02:18:44 -0800,
> that Ken wrote:
> > What I don't understand is with 128 megs of ram memory on board why would my
> > swap file ever grow so large when the system memory is sufficient to cover the
> > use of the programs being run ? I know the speed increase of using ram memory
> > over swap file memory is significant and would prefer to run in that environment.
>
> Start up the system monitor and see how much memory is used at the
> moment. You'd be surprised to see how much memory is already hogged up at
> startup...
>
> It's a Windows thing. Don't try to understand it... :|
>
> Phoenix
While I appreciate your comments I was hoping to get just a little
bit more than that's just the way things are. Are there alternatives
to the way I have my system set up so as to optimize the performance
or is windows and the program conspiring against me.
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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