1) what is it? 2) Can it be a substitute for RAM? 3) Is there a maximum amount I can a lot? 4)Theoretically, If i devote half my hard drive to it, will my computer run really, really fast?5) If it configuring it differently, then the set defualt will make my computer run faster, how do i configure it on a windows xp?
2. It's kind of supposed to work with RAM, but it's much slower, so it's not really a substitute.
3. Not really.
4. No because your hard drive is not faster than RAM, and increasing virtual memory will just increase how much physical storage space gets used, not make your hard drive faster.
5. Press Start + Pause/Break. Click on the Advanced tab. Under Performance click on Settings. Click on the new Advanced tab. Under Virtual memory click Change. Use this to change it. I just always select "System managed size" because your system can increase it if it needs to.
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