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When playing a game does Physical Memory and Virtual Memory get combined or borrowed when needed? I have 512mb ram for WoW but only 84mb available and 300 virtual memory available. Cheers, and I shall soon smite you down with my undead or rogue might.
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Close as many other apps down as you can.
ZoneAlarm uses a fair bit of memory, so I close that. If I leave it on, I start to have problems.
Or download a program called End It All, which closes all non-important applications down. Thus improves performance a lot.
ZoneAlarm uses a fair bit of memory, so I close that. If I leave it on, I start to have problems.
Or download a program called End It All, which closes all non-important applications down. Thus improves performance a lot.
*coughs*
When playing a game does Physical Memory and Virtual Memory get combined or borrowed when needed? I have 512mb ram for WoW but only 84mb available and 300 virtual memory available. Cheers, and I shall soon smite you down with my undead or rogue might.