Problem games and RAM

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  1. Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
       #11

    Senteaf said:
    Okay, there is a problem with my RAM I think...
    (I have 2gb of ram)
    I tried to play web game, I noticed it was getting slow and it happens every time I try to play. I decided to ask for help here.

    I am not sure if RAM is the problem, but while running the game used RAM is very high, and the games does not run smoothly...

    used RAM before running the game:
    Attachment 158813
    used RAM while running the game:
    Attachment 158814
    used RAM after closing the game:
    Attachment 158815








    Well, it is only a flash web game and it uses A LOT of ram...I don't know what to do.
    Please help!
    I bought this laptop 5 months ago! I don't want to buy another one soon...
    All the above are correct.
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    Thats way ur sure that nothing <<bad>> isnt consuming even a small part of ur little ram
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  2. Posts : 199
    Debian Squeeze Stable 64-bit
       #12

    5 months ago and only 2GB of RAM? Not a good choice. 4GB is the minimum for 7 64-hit and if you work with a lot of files or games double it.
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  3. Posts : 244
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #13

    THANKS EVERYONE!

    Oh well, I did not know that 2gb was the borderline.

    Sounded like a good laptop:)
    anyway I can update my memory to 4gb, so I will try that soon!

    One thing I am curios about is the 32bit and 64bit differences...is there any overview of these differences?
    Plus the WOW32 or something like that (win32 on win64?).

    Another thing is how do 32bit programs are designed to work on 64bit? I know there is a problem here, especially with ram usage. Which is why 2gb of RAM are the bare minimum for 64bit systems...

    What's "overhead"?
    What's "Hard Page Faults"?

    :)
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  4. Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
       #14

    Senteaf said:
    THANKS EVERYONE!

    Oh well, I did not know that 2gb was the borderline.

    Sounded like a good laptop:)
    anyway I can update my memory to 4gb, so I will try that soon!

    One thing I am curios about is the 32bit and 64bit differences...is there any overview of these differences?
    Plus the WOW32 or something like that (win32 on win64?).

    Another thing is how do 32bit programs are designed to work on 64bit? I know there is a problem here, especially with ram usage. Which is why 2gb of RAM are the bare minimum for 64bit systems...

    What's "overhead"?
    What's "Hard Page Faults"?

    :)
    Please read this,it may answer ur question :)
    64-bit: More than just the RAM - Vista Forums
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  5. Posts : 244
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #15

    Great, Thank you!:)
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  6. Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
       #16

    Senteaf said:
    Great, Thank you!:)
    You are welcome! :)
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  7. Posts : 4,517
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #17

    In a nutshell, if your hardware supports and/or will run in a 64bit enviroment without issue, and you have a 4GB of RAm or more ...

    I say just go with 64bit.
    After all, it does seem this is where modern computing is going. I believe the days of 32bit are starting to die off.

    But anything below 4GB you're sadly just shooting yourself in the foot ... so to speak.



    Unlike previous 64bit versions of Windows in the past, Win7 is getting a lot of support.
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