Solved Virtual Memory - Changing the Paging File Size

sassofalco

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I currently have 4GB of RAM installed, of which in real terms, only 3.07GB is actually being used by my system.

I am wondering, given that my RAM is sitting at max. levels, if there are any reasons, advantages or benefits to be had in changing the Virtual Memory - Paging File Size for all Drives, from the current size of 3369MB to the recommended size of 4603MB, or more....say 4950MB??

Current situation here;

Virtual Memory - Paging File Size.JPG:huh:
 

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As a gamer i have to fiddle and tweak everything , its a default setting i have , i have made it bigger , made it smaller got rid of it altogether (that was a bad idea) and put it on a differant drive. (there are benifits to this but not for me)

After all this i found that "let windows manage my virtual memory" was far and away the best and easiest solution to a problem that never existed in the first place :p
 

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Hi Tony,

I agree with the comments made here. Both Vista (and its successor, W7) manage the paging file much more efficiently than XP and earlier OSes. The only thing I would do, and I would only do this if you are running out of space on your drive, is to create a custom size of around 2x RAM amount. Otherwise, leave it as system managed.
 

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I've managed my pagefile size (through a lot of research).
I've put my pagefile on a separate drive.
I've done without a pagefile.

But all of these required a lot of work for very little gain. I'm not only a member of the Windows-managed pagefile club, but I'm gonna run for President of it at the next election! :)
 

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Thanks guys for all your answers, and I now have a better grip on this function. The comments in dark blue italics, are my responses....saves a lot of mucking around typing out repeat statements, in addressing individual comments and advice.

Hi Tony
I have always found it best to just let the system manage it to let it adjust it as needed automatically. Thanks Shawn..and I will be doing just that, because....

You can benefit by moving the page file to a separate hard drive though....wouldn't that mean having an additional external HD as a permanent feature?

You can read more about this here if you like:
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/132201-virtual-memory-paging-file-change.html
..went there first, posted, then found that the door was shut solid. However, in using the math formula for recommended MB of page file/GB RAM, I find that my system is doing just that. It recognises the 4GB RAM installed [the recommended page file size] but has applied the page filing size to my actual RAM usage [the 3369MB]
Hope this helps some,..some?...a lot!
Shawn

As a gamer i have to fiddle and tweak everything , its a default setting i have , i have made it bigger , made it smaller got rid of it altogether (that was a bad idea) and put it on a differant drive. (there are benifits to this but not for me)

After all this i found that "let windows manage my virtual memory" was far and away the best and easiest solution to a problem that never existed in the first place :pCheers archie123....in light of your experiences, that is precisely what I also intend to do....leave well alone, and get on with other mischief. This ain't Rome, I ain't no Roman Gamer and I ain't Nero= No fiddling! ;)

Hi Tony,

I agree with the comments made here. Both Vista (and its successor, W7) manage the paging file much more efficiently than XP and earlier OSes. The only thing I would do, and I would only do this if you are running out of space on your drive, is to create a custom size of around 2x RAM amount.

Otherwise, leave it as system managed. Thanks Dwarf...however, since installing a brand new HD just last week [see Spec], I've developed agoraphobia with the amount of space that I now have. I will, as advised, leave the system to manage itself as it now stands....like a Mini-Cooper with Turbo twin Carbs, on Steroids!!

I've managed my pagefile size (through a lot of research).
I've put my pagefile on a separate drive.
I've done without a pagefile.

But all of these required a lot of work for very little gain. I'm not only a member of the Windows-managed pagefile club, but I'm gonna run for President of it at the next election! :) Cheers usasma...your election is a foregone conclusion. That'll turn the tables.... for very little work, one helluva lot of gain. Salary in Zlotys will lift you into 'Fortune's' Top 10:shock:

So, that's that sorted then. I can now rest easy and devise ways to fill up the new HD :D. Thanks one and all.
 

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You're welcome Tony. :)

You can use a separate internal drive instead of an external one though. ;)

On older threads, it just requires that you check the box at the bottom of your post before it is allowed to be posted to acknowledge that it is an older thread.
 

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Thanks Shawn,

Dimwit found the check box after re-posting. And I've just put up a thread about HD partitioning, not just for my own interest, but in case others are also wondering about creating additional internal drives. That's the option I will use if it pans out right.
 

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I currently have 4GB of RAM installed, of which in real terms, only 3.07GB is actually being used by my system.

I am wondering, given that my RAM is sitting at max. levels, if there are any reasons, advantages or benefits to be had in changing the Virtual Memory - Paging File Size for all Drives, from the current size of 3369MB to the recommended size of 4603MB, or more....say 4950MB??

Current situation here;

View attachment 14902:huh:

I wonder why you don't have a x64 OS... Or do you?
 

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I wonder why you don't have a x64 OS... Or do you?

....nope! Just check my System Specs. And I'll tell you for why.

It's because until 25 months ago, I had never had anything to do whatsoever with PCs, Laptops, Systems etc. etc., that is until I bought this setup and started from deep frozen cold. Everything I know now has been self-taught, but since Sep '08, with much appreciated help and support through the guidance and advice of great Members of this Forum. You might say that the Vista Forums have been, and are for me at least, the 'Windows University of the Internet'.

So bearing that in mind, you might understand why I am trying to learn as much as I can within one set of specifications, [32 bit (x86 OS)], before venturing out to join the great unwashed in the lands of x64 OS and W7.

Greater minds than mine are constantly grumbling about some of the limitations of the x64 OS, and I don't yet wish to join that muttering community. I'm quite content playing in my own x86 OS sandpit, well for the time being anyway.

I wish to become proficient with my current system and setup, by taking one small step forward at a time. I want to avoid at all costs, the possible scenario of "One small step for Man. One gigantic topple backwards for sassofalco";)
 

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I wonder why you don't have a x64 OS... Or do you?

....nope! Just check my System Specs. And I'll tell you for why.

It's because until 25 months ago, I had never had anything to do whatsoever with PCs, Laptops, Systems etc. etc., that is until I bought this setup and started from deep frozen cold. Everything I know now has been self-taught, but since Sep '08, with much appreciated help and support through the guidance and advice of great Members of this Forum. You might say that the Vista Forums have been, and are for me at least, the 'Windows University of the Internet'.

So bearing that in mind, you might understand why I am trying to learn as much as I can within one set of specifications, [32 bit (x86 OS)], before venturing out to join the great unwashed in the lands of x64 OS and W7.

Greater minds than mine are constantly grumbling about some of the limitations of the x64 OS, and I don't yet wish to join that muttering community. I'm quite content playing in my own x86 OS sandpit, well for the time being anyway.

I wish to become proficient with my current system and setup, by taking one small step forward at a time. I want to avoid at all costs, the possible scenario of "One small step for Man. One gigantic topple backwards for sassofalco";)

Well done to you. I am impressed with that effort. ;)
[I was under the impression that you couldn't teach an old dog new tricks. You've proved to be an exception to the rule. :p ]
 
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sassofalco said:
I wish to become proficient with my current system and setup, by taking one small step forward at a time. I want to avoid at all costs, the possible scenario of "One small step for Man. One gigantic topple backwards for sassofalco";)
:roflmao:

Hi Tony,

Should you decide to take the plunge, we'll all be here to help you when you need it.
 

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G'day Dwarf,

That's the absolute, constant fact of the Vista and Windows Seven Forums that I am ever grateful for. No matter what the hour, be it day or night, there is always someone, somewhere, ready to come to the fore, happy and willing to share their experience, knowledge and advice in assisting others with far lesser expertise.

Under those circumstances, self confidence in one's ability is quickly developed with the encouragement that is often a part of any response. Your post above is yet another fine example of just that.

Perhaps we should have the title of 'Moderator', changed to that of "Mentor" ...or adopt the very respected Japanese Title, "Sensei" = Teacher, Mentor., as an additional 'badge'..... in kanji characters of course?

In the meantime, I'll keep plodding along in my "Vista x86" [sounds like an old Vauxhall Model, doesn't it? "Windows Velox" anybody? "Windows Ventura" sounds better] reading as much as I can, and creating mischief every now and then.

Cheers Mate. Tony:D
 

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    nVidia GeForce Go 7300, 128MB
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    Realtek HD Audio, Ver. 6.0.1.5717, 2.08MB
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    Acer Aspire Notebook - 15.4"; Acer LCD Monitor X223Wsd - 22".
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    Notebook - Samsung HM320JI 320GB HD installed 07 August 2009.
    External HDs [4];Maxtor One Touch4 - 500GB External HD [Drive M:\].Western Digital WDXMS1200TA - 120GB External HD [Drive G:\ - Windows Defender Backup Files only]. Two x LaCie 320GB Mobi
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