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Question: I've got 64 Megs of RAM on my system and it rarely hits the Hard Drive, other than when initially loading programs to RAM, or clearing the c:\windows\temp directory after an installation. Why would I possibly need a 128 MB Swap File? Rick Mann > A recent article in PC World (3/98) on Win'95 specifies a swap file size >of approx 3 times the amount of RAM on the system. An example of 32Mb was >given in the article and suggested that a 100MB swap file would do it. |
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