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> From: Randy Whittle <whittle@usc.edu>
> >The extra memory seems to reduce how often the swapfile grows, but
> >not how much. Worse yet, it would often run out of swapspace and
> >crash. Eventually I got fed up and fixed the swapfile size at 8MB.
> >It still crashes, but not as often.
>
> You set a limit to how big the swapfile gets though. Windows still
> controls the size, but limited by what you set it at. Have you tried that
> and if so, does that help you any?
A recommendations that I've followed was setting my swap file as a
"permanent" and fixed size of 2.5 x RAM; I have 24MB of RAM so my
swapfile is fixed at 60MB. Once you defrag the partition with the
fixed-size swapfile, the swapfile isn't supposed to defrag.
When I did this I noticed my overall disk performance increase over
Windows95's automatic settings.
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