Maybe it was just an added (related?) hint to keep the swap file from churning
itself.
Since "we" have brought that up, <grin>,
when you have between 2 and 4G of RAM, and you don't do much intensive stuff
on it, do you really need a swap file that big? (1.5X ram?)
I know the answer will be user specific, and that I can see, but only actually
use
around 3.4G+ with a 32bit Win-OS
Rick Glazier
From: "maccrawj"
What does swapfile size have to do with it? You move the %temp%, %userprofile%, and
swapfile to D:\ also.
I've been running that way on 2 machines for over a year with zero problems.
Soren wrote:
If you place progs and utils on another drive letter, 4-8 Gigs is
sufficient.
That is, if the swap file is set to a static size (e.g. 1.5*RAM)
DHSinclair wrote:
What is a reasonable partition size for WinXP?
