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       #11

    The virtual memory looks good.

    Yes, use the one good memory socket with one 4GB module. Leave the other empty--It's not working anyway.

    Sorry for slang. "Spinner" refers to your HDD.
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  2. Posts : 67
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       #12

    carwiz said:
    The virtual memory looks good.

    Yes, use the one good memory socket with one 4GB module. Leave the other empty--It's not working anyway.

    Sorry for slang. "Spinner" refers to your HDD.
    Still have 262mb reserved, I guess that's normal?
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  3. Posts : 4,161
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       #13

    Seems a little high. Mine is at 93MB but I have an integrated GPU. Your graphics card is probably using that.
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  4. Posts : 67
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       #14

    Hmm but I have discrete graphics with 1gb of dedicated ram I thought
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  6. Posts : 67
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       #16

    Thanks..

    I guess I'll make due with the 4gb until I cant get my hands on a 8gb stick..if it works

    games rarely require more than 1gb of system memory to run...I can shut down some services and things that hog memory before I enter gaming mode

    Thanks again for your help
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    Maybe just shutting down some of the services on boot may help out see point 8 method 3

    There maybe other things too but this is a start.
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    ICit2lol said:
    Maybe just shutting down some of the services on boot may help out see point 8 method 3

    There maybe other things too but this is a start.
    Optimize Windows 7
    I followed Black Viper’s Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Service Configurations
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