@Hussam I believe Weedy has a point, I've actually seen examples of statecially placing files on certain areas of the hard drive using different methods to achive this such as smart partition management etc. This works to increase perfromance and reduce disk thrashing, it may of had a small positive effect for you for some reason but if you have the swap file on a seperate bus i.e a seperate hardrive that isn't running the OS you will notice a huge peformance boost when it comes to your pagefile usage, and if that isn't possible then as weedy said put it on the first partition as this often has a higher data access rate then a secondary partition, why do you think windows automatically does this.....? Well its to increase performance when it comes to the OS needing to use the hardrive excessively, such as when booting or executing a built in application.
If your unsure about something don't be afraid to ask cause we will help you out, but whatever you do don't MSU <--(Make Shit Up, its something we are told when teaching lessons to our sections or platoons :) THEfog On 06/02/2010 6:18 PM, "hussam aulaian" <[email protected]> wrote: @Weedy man hav some respect and dont attack , here we r all trying to learn and putting it on another partition has made positive affect for me it keeps fragmentation from the primary partition , and if u hav a prob with me , im calling MAD_BEAST!!!!!! -- INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS -- INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
