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Need a program that borrows virtual memory to increase physical memory. Go.
Aye.
The only way to increase your physical memory, is to buy more f***ing RAM.
It's like Miserableman said, although I feel inclined to give a different analogy: "I want six potatoes in my caserole, but I have 2. I know, I'll imagine I have six potatoes! Mwahahah!"
You have to buy things to have them...
The only way to increase your physical memory, is to buy more f***ing RAM.
It's like Miserableman said, although I feel inclined to give a different analogy: "I want six potatoes in my caserole, but I have 2. I know, I'll imagine I have six potatoes! Mwahahah!"
You have to buy things to have them...
Your statement makes no sense. That's like saying "I need a bank account that turns the money I owe into money I own". Not possible, bub. Physical memory is the actual sticks of RAM in your computer, the only way to increase it is to buy more RAM. Virtual memory is a file on your hard disk that programs can pretend is RAM but actually isn't.
Virtual memory is completely different to Physical memory.
Virtual memory does not run programs.
Virtual memory does not run programs.
I have like 300mb of virtual ram free. Don't say no and find a program, slave monkey.
I'm afraid you'll more than likely have to buy some more ram to play wow.
The ram your computer is already using is vital to run windows. You try to minimize that and windows will drop dead.
The ram your computer is already using is vital to run windows. You try to minimize that and windows will drop dead.
130mb free, I need 256.
How much ram you got?
Need a program that borrows virtual memory to increase physical memory. Go.