Core file system to memory
This is a discussion about Core file system to memory in the Customization Tweaking category; What exactly does this do (files, configurations??? How much space will it take up(prolly depending on installed files and/or XP configuration)??? 512 megs of DDR. . . will I have enought left over for appz? or will it hinder performance instead of increase it?.
What exactly does this do (files, configurations???
How much space will it take up(prolly depending on installed files and/or XP configuration)???
512 megs of DDR...will I have enought left over for appz? or will it hinder performance instead of increase it?
How much space will it take up(prolly depending on installed files and/or XP configuration)???
512 megs of DDR...will I have enought left over for appz? or will it hinder performance instead of increase it?
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Ahhh...sorry.
Tweak XP
There is an option (for computer with 512 MB of RAM or more) to put Windows XP core file system to memory.
I was just wondering how this "core" system takes up.
ie: if it takes 256 megs, then Ill have faster windows multi-tasking, while still having 256 megs of RAM for applications such as Adobe Photoshop and the like.
Tweak XP
There is an option (for computer with 512 MB of RAM or more) to put Windows XP core file system to memory.
I was just wondering how this "core" system takes up.
ie: if it takes 256 megs, then Ill have faster windows multi-tasking, while still having 256 megs of RAM for applications such as Adobe Photoshop and the like.
