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Quote: Originally Posted by MacGyvr  Ummm, the OP was not talking about a Virtual Machine....he was talking about Virtual Memory.  |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #12 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4
Quote: Originally Posted by Archangel83 ok first thank you all for your responses. now about drive speed how do i figure out what one of my 2 drives is the faster is their a tool in windows or is their a freeware program that could tell me that info? as for default settings Windows 7 had the virtual memory on the system disk i only changed it to my slave disk as i once was told that having the vm on a different drive other then the os disk would increase performance this being said should i switch it back to the os disk or leave it on my slave ? If you're looking to make the best possible use of that second drive for pagefile purposes, don't just move the entire pagefile. Instead, split it up across both drives - say 2GB on the first drive, 2GB on the second, and so on for any new drives (spindles) you add to the system in the future.  |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #13 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Archangel83 So i should not just have the virtual memory/page file on just one disk but split it between all the disks in my machine? However, it won't make any huge difference for a home machine with a decent amount of memory. In fact, I'd be surprised if you actually noticed any effect.
Quote: Originally Posted by Archangel83 sorry if i made confusion about running a virtual machine I'm a noob/novice and get my definitions mixed up in the future i will remember the different acronyms |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #14 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by h2so4
Quote: Originally Posted by archangel83 sorry if i made confusion about running a virtual machine i'm a noob/novice and get my definitions mixed up in the future i will remember the different acronyms Ftw. |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #15 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Antman iirc, afaik, irdm. Wamm. Ymmv. Ftw. |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #16 |
| | Who started this? Speak English. |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #17 |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #18 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4
Quote: Originally Posted by Antman iirc, afaik, irdm. Wamm. Ymmv. Ftw. Hey guys, please have merci with us poor foreigners that so not understand your morse code - LOL. |
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| 14 Oct 2009 | #19 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by whs
Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4
Quote: Originally Posted by Antman iirc, afaik, irdm. Wamm. Ymmv. Ftw. Hey guys, please have merci with us poor foreigners that so not understand your morse code - LOL. The Image and Identity Reseach Collective, as far as he knows, leads to Insulin Resistant Diabetes Mellitus. Thankfully, Women are Against Military Madness. Your Massive Mastodon ate my Velociraptor. Quite. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4
Quote: Originally Posted by whs
Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4 OTOH, not all TLAs have equal SNAFU powers. E-TLAs tend to be more unique, while S-TLA usage more frequently results in FSCK-ups. Hey guys, please have merci with us poor foreigners that so not understand your morse code - LOL. The Image and Identity Reseach Collective, as far as he knows, leads to Insulin Resistant Diabetes Mellitus. Thankfully, Women are Against Military Madness. Your Massive Mastodon ate my Velociraptor. Quite. Thanks for the translation - very funny. |
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