do ram decreases loading personal setting time?
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Ha... I didn't do that too. For those using XP... you can try. But if run into problems, boot up to Safe Mode and change the settings back.Originally posted by Shotgun:I got 2GB ram. But running vista, dun dare to disable virtual memory! -
Frankly, no idea. Some ran into problems, others report superb performance. Just as buggy as Windows it seems.Originally posted by eagle:damn sian... I bought 2 x 1 gb ram for $66 each in september 07
now drop to $29 only
Anyway, disable virtual ram good ah? I have 2 gb ram (as above) -
my windows rather buggy now... cannot shut down properly... Start up also got problem...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Frankly, no idea. Some ran into problems, others report superb performance. Just as buggy as Windows it seems.
I shall try to readjust RAM to confirm that it is not any loose ram or any dirt in between the connections this coming weekend.... Then if still got problem, next week bring to IBM centre liao -
He wants uberfast ma. TS, lai lai, let me show you Gigabyte's I-Ram.Originally posted by abao:Isnt 1.2minute very fast for starting up PC?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-51784544344753709 -
No, but applications will crash when you run out of memory.Originally posted by Thomas300:If disable the virtual memory, will the ram usage be more than before? -
Your friend's is in Standby mode?Originally posted by rpgragnarok:where do i find that? how to increase it?
btw, could it be bugs that caused my com to boot so slowly? cause i see my friend's could boot up in less than 10 or 20secs
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I bought a 512 MB stick for $85 during Dec 06 leh, uncle. Now $17 only. Should I say it's a 80% discount, or I paid five-fold for the same thing a year ago.Originally posted by eagle:damn sian... I bought 2 x 1 gb ram for $66 each in september 07
now drop to $29 only
Anyway, disable virtual ram good ah? I have 2 gb ram (as above)
I think cars and tech stuffs are the only things that deflate in price in Singapore, and I'm not that sure about the former. -
i ahve 2 gb ram, shld i disable virtual memory?
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Might as well just Switch User and leave com on 24-7. I leave mine switched on for a few days until it gets a little laggy and deserves a restart. Just switch off the monitor whenever you leave the desk to cut down on the bills.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Your friend's is in Standby mode? -
If you are on XP and not into video editing or 3D design, I won't say you should, but you can if you want to. After disabling it, if you find your system to be more responsive with no or little reduction in system stability, you can jolly well stick to the change.Originally posted by FBI:i ahve 2 gb ram, shld i disable virtual memory? -
i jus did and didn'y relly find any significant difference? haha
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I don't think it's an hardware issue. Tried re-formating Windows already?Originally posted by eagle:my windows rather buggy now... cannot shut down properly... Start up also got problem...
I shall try to readjust RAM to confirm that it is not any loose ram or any dirt in between the connections this coming weekend.... Then if still got problem, next week bring to IBM centre liao -
1. Check that it has been disabled totally.Originally posted by FBI:i jus did and didn'y relly find any significant difference? haha
2. Try alt+tabbing between RAM-sucking applications. It should appear more responsive now. -
disabled totally.
hmm jus faster a bit lol -
i disabled the vm. Feel that my application loading time is faster le.
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my opinion is that if u have 1 gb ram, and u dont exceed the usage, just disable Virtual memory... it will definately run faster
cos 100% of memory stored in RAM( which runs in high clock speed of 1/667*10^3 seconds( for a 667mhz ram)... not partial in VM( where running in 7200rpm(1/754rad seconds) and Partial in ram.... -
wah chimOriginally posted by manyu882:my opinion is that if u have 1 gb ram, and u dont exceed the usage, just disable Virtual memory... it will definately run faster
cos 100% of memory stored in RAM( which runs in high clock speed of 1/667*10^3 seconds( for a 667mhz ram)... not partial in VM( where running in 7200rpm(1/754rad seconds) and Partial in ram....