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Memory usage question
Think we will either remove this switch or add another 1GB to the server and see how we get on. another quick question Does the coutner page faults\sec only I have read in most places to the contrary, that if your server is only 3GB ram then you dont need to set max memory and also to use the /3GB switch.

MicroMac 72 pin 128mb Big Sim
Tad Marshall t...@spamgoeshere.wrq.orhere.com comp os ms-windows ce comp sys handhelds microsoft public windowsce Programs in ROM can execute in place so they do not need RAM to hold the executable's read-only parts. RAM is required by all running programs for stacks, temporary data, etc.

RAM question
Nikos Vassiliadis nv...@teledomenet.gr mpc lists freebsd questions muc lists freebsd questions On Sunday 24 February 2008 14:34:37 Dylan Smith wrote: I'm running a AMD X2 3800+ with 2GB ram. Is this sort of usage normal? Can't really tell if it's normal, but it is known that userland ppp uses much resources.

Memory Question
-----Original Message----- I am curious about RAM usage. I have 256 MB of RAM. But with nothing other than startup stuff running, my computer shows under the Task Manager > Performance tab, 261684K total Physical Memory, only approximately 90000K - 100000K available. Is this normal? Or is there an adjustment I need

Calculation mode question
It seems that each session creates a process that uses about 15 MB of RAM just for connecting so I’m running out of RAM rather quickly. Please ask usage questions on the appropriate list (in this case one of: pgsql-general, pgsql-performance or pgsql-admin). pgsql-hackers is for discussion of development of

Simple Mac OS X RAM Question
Rgds, Andrei On Sun, 14 Feb 1999 15:16:19 -0500, "news.rogers.ca" <l...@travelpod.com> wrote: Hello, I just added an additional 48 megs of RAM to my slackware Linux system and after a week of usage I have 5 megs free (when I run "free" I see this) and 45 Megs in Buffers. My question is, what do those buffers do and

Memory/RAM usage dumb Question
Windows won't benefit much (nor Q3), but memory intensive stuff like Photoshop will use any ram you got. Windows 2000 will benefit more if you add ram to your existing box, mostly because of the extra overhead in NT bases OSs. IMHO, if you got the cash, go for it, but if this is gonna set you back, don't bother.

question
Ken Blake kbl...@this.is.an.invalid.domain.com alt computer "Thor" <m...@arms.com> wrote in message news:3bfc8aa5$0$194$45beb828@newscene.com... I will say that OE performs *substantially* better in WinXP. There is much less drive activity it seems, even when it is practically bursting with messages.

increasing ram usage
"Nitin" wrote: Hello I am repeating this question. When I click paybills in Vendors, the CPU usage shots through the roof and stays there for 5-7 minutes The SQL server is on dual 2Ghz, with 3GB ram. SQL express is asked to use minimum 1GB memory. Now, the problem is so serious (imgine waiting for pay bills to

sorting 1 million integers with 2MB RAM
For 5.x, LRU Sitting Time is the most significant indicator of RAM usage, with Long Term Cache Hits and the Cache Buffer Ratio being secondary, especially if the serve has NSS volumes. -- Donald Albury Novell Support Volunteer SysOp Please, do not respond by e-mail.

Advanced RAM usage question...
Sevan / Venture37 ventur...@hotmail.com brightonnewmedia Increasing it is not the problem, those tasks both use a lot of ram (384mb isnt enough) & also require fast ram on the graphics card which you dont have cause youre using system ram -- Info/Subscription/Archives - www.brightonnewmedia.org Archive Search

Advanced RAM usage question...
Bill Hilton bhilton...@aol.comedy comp graphics apps photoshop From: edjh edjh...@hotmail.com I have heard it said that no more than 75% should be set as RAM usage for Photoshop in Windows. I've been running at 86% on Win XP for both CS and V7, but I have 2 GB and 1.5 GB RAM on my two computers, so that still

NetMD/Windows XP Question
Steve Hovey sho...@buffnet.net fa freebsd questions Sounds like its not seeing all of you ram - you will need to set maxmem in the config and recompile it. On Tue, 9 May 2000, 372M Used, 396M Free, 48% Inuse, 100K In, 128K Out Is there a way that I can see the RAM usage in a fashion similar to the swap usage?

OT: PC memory
However, my question is does the system use page file memory before a user's RAM? If so, limiting page file memory size would allow more RAM to be used, which is faster than page file memory. If the system uses RAM first, it really doesn't matter how large you make the page. This system would perform the same

Windows Me and ram usage question.......
Ken Blake kbl...@this.is.an.invalid.domain.com alt computer "Thor" <m...@arms.com> wrote in message news:3bfdc292$0$38481$45beb828@newscene.com... well, I used it almost immediately before upgrading to XP, and then shortly after. I noticed BIG difference right away. No hardware changes. That's good to hear.

LW and RAM usage question
Total RAM installed 1 GB (1024 MB). Set Limit memory used by Windows to 512 MB (msconfig / Advanced). Question: Will all other applications be able to see total 1 GB memory, even thought Windows can only "see" 512 MB? BIOS setting screen shows 1 GB total memory installed. Will the extra 512 MB make difference still

RAM usage question plz
Here's a good discussion - http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-260020.php (2) I wonder - does actual page file usage of 50MB really indicate significant paging file activity, that I could eliminate by adding more RAM? I was running with only 1GB RAM, and my system really bogged down. Things seemed to get a lot

Normal CPU usage with a PPP connection
Joel Sloan j...@c-me.com comp os linux comp os linux admin comp os linux misc "news.rogers.ca" wrote: Hello, I just added an additional 48 megs of RAM to my slackware Linux system and after a week of usage I have 5 megs free (when I run "free" I see this) and 45 Megs in Buffers. My question is, what do those buffers

Virtual memory vs RAM usage
My question is did the computer recognize that much ram? I am assuming it did or MacroMac would not have advertised it for the LC 575. Another question comes to mind. There wasn't anything keeping you from opening all the applications you wanted, or otherwise doing high-memory-usage things.

Have a question about Explorer's CPU/Ram usage.
If we have no swap at all, it should be possible to wire all important processes. This may require altering the restriction of only allowing up to a third of RAM to be wired though. -- Stephen -- Posted automagically by a mail2news gateway at muc.de eV Please direct questions, flames, donations,