Na wstepie - wybaczcie, ze odgrzewam tak stary watek, ale nadal mam
pewne watpliwosci.
Klaniam sie serdecznie przed MVP i dziekuje za wczesniejsze zabieranie
glosu w dyskusji :)
A co do moich watpliwosci:
Znalazlem przez przypadek taki link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;555223
wiec nadal sie upieram, ze microsoft zaleca plik wymiany 1,5x wiekszy od
ilosci pamieci:
(wybaczcie ze po angielsku)
A frequently asked question is how big should I make the pagefile?
There is no single answer to this question, because it depends on the
amount of installed RAM and how much virtual memory that workload
requires. If there is no other information available, the normal
recommendation of 1.5 times the amount of RAM in the computer is a good
place to start. On server systems, a common objective is to have enough
RAM so that there is never a shortage and the pagefile is essentially,
not used. On these systems, having a really large pagefile may serve no
useful purpose. On the other hand, disk space is usually plentiful, so
having a large pagefile (e.g. 1.5 times the installed RAM) does not
cause a problem and eliminates the need to fuss over how large to make it.
Prosze o ustosunkowanie sie, bo nadal niewiem, jaka droga jest
prawidlowa i dlaczego, a jakos nie przemawia do mnie, ze ma byc tak, bo
ktos powiedzial i koniec.
Pzdrawiam
mick1
Received on Tue Mar 28 10:05:08 2006
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