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Virtual Memory Benchmarking
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31-01-2013 07:14PM#1
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2 Hell and Back wrote: »the performance impact that increased virtual memory would bring.
There is no such benchmark software, as increasing the virtual memory does not have any performance impact. Just let Windows handle it, "nobody does it better."
If you want to increase the performance, move the page file to another hard drive (a physical disk, not another partition) as this will split the workload. But you may want to keep a small pagefile on the C: drive (memory dump in case of a crash only works on C:, IIRC).0 -
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