Hey guys,
I was just browsing through my control panel looking for something when I stumbled across the virtual memory adjustments.
(Control Panel - System - Advanced - Settings under performance - Advanced)
Just wondering what would happen and it more importantly what it actually does making the "Total paging file for all drives larger"? It is currently set at 384mb.
Also will I notice any major difference if I change the "Processor scheduling" from Programs to Background services? It says that this will make the processor commit more to either Programs or Background servies (depends with what you choose).
The same with the memory usage? It is currently set on Programs but can be changed to System cache.... do you think that I should change it?
Remember guys I've only got 256mb if that makes any difference?
Thanks guys,
-- Michael --
I was just browsing through my control panel looking for something when I stumbled across the virtual memory adjustments.
(Control Panel - System - Advanced - Settings under performance - Advanced)
Just wondering what would happen and it more importantly what it actually does making the "Total paging file for all drives larger"? It is currently set at 384mb.
Also will I notice any major difference if I change the "Processor scheduling" from Programs to Background services? It says that this will make the processor commit more to either Programs or Background servies (depends with what you choose).
The same with the memory usage? It is currently set on Programs but can be changed to System cache.... do you think that I should change it?
Remember guys I've only got 256mb if that makes any difference?
Thanks guys,
-- Michael --