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Subject:	Re: Swap file
From:	"Jose E. Dominguez" <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	PCSOFT - PC software discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Sat, 21 Feb 1998 20:05:55 -0500
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Mark Rode wrote:

> With Win 95 you want to put your swap file on your fastest physical drive.
> Which partition isn't all that important although I like to create a  <D
> drive> partition of 125 megs specifically for the swap file. You should
> also set the size of the swap file  to somewhere between 50 to 100 megs.
> Telling Win95 where to put it and how big to make it will keep if from
> constantly fragmenting all over your hard drive and Win 95 won't keep
> wasting time dynamically adjusting it. On my Win95 machine I have 64 megs
> of ram and a 100 meg swap file. I don't need a 100 meg swap file....I would
> be fine with 50 but I have an abundance of hard drive space so why not.
> Some might say that making your swap file very small will force 95 to use
> ram but I have not found this to be true and making the swap file too small
> can be problematic.

Mark,Should I bother to do this on my 128MB RAM machine? I only have one drive
on it.

Jose

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