Virtual Memory

Virtual Memory got the juices flowing tonight and I felt like I could go on forever about it. It felt great. What a disgusting fucking nerd I am. Not in the way girls say they are a nerd, just because they changed their wallpaper. I mean exorcise this computer demon from me now!

I'm cool... Now on to a surprise article on Virtual Memory. Remember we are going to cover everything in existence at some point. So if you been waiting for virtual memory then buckle the fuck up.

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One more thing. Have you considered your Virtual Memory? On Windows 10 (don't worry I'm moving back to Win-11 when my anti-virus expires. Just can't shake floxif.h). It's start>settings>system>about>advanced system settings>advanced tab>performance>settings button>advanced tab yet again>virtual memory>change button>uncheck automatically manage>select custom size> ...don't change the drive your virtual memory is located on to be safe...below you will have a recommended virtual ram setting....set the initial size and maximum size to the recommended value....restart your computer and have a bible and a fire extinguisher on hand just in case....

Just a few things on this. You could possibly blue screen boot loop your rig, but as long as you stay in the recommended values you should be safe. YOUR CALL THOUGH! Second and I'm sure you know this. No matter how much RAM you have, the OS needs this page file for some things and I'm pretty sure they are pretty important things. I took one for the team years ago with a 32GB RAM machine and since I was essentially the J.P. Rockefeller of RAM, I decided to do away with my page file... entirely. Everything worked for a week, no hiccups or slowdowns. I was essentially a celebrity super hacker thanks to my 32GB of RAM alone. I think the Matrix was ready to call me up and tell me to come on over or move out (which ever was the good one), until I and my OS crashed and crashed hard. I'm sure you can explain the crash like this.... being the strongest dude in the world, but if you fall down, you don't have the strength to pick your self up. What this is doing is allowing the Solid State RAM to handle more overhead and quicker than a HDD would... I think, it's debatable now, since most PCs have an SSD and not a HDD. I been doing this for years and I'm addicted to it now whether it helps or not. Power settings crank that shit up.. I mean turn those options to turn shit off and sleep after a couple hours off. Lastly, start>system>display>graphics settings>browse>add RPSCS3-C3PO application and select the high performance setting. Good luck bro and if this don't work you can borrow my computer next week. : P