I've recently upgraded my RAM from 1GB to 2GB. Originally my Dell Dimension 2400 came from factory with only 128MB. Can you believe it? Now I'm told I need to increase my PAGE FILE SIZE to help take advantage of the increased RAM. I need the most speed from my RAM upgrade, thanks for your answers.How do I increase my %26quot;PAGE FILE SIZE%26quot;? What else is there to change? I%26039;ve upgraded Dell Dimension 2400 to 2GB
right click on my computer
click properties
click on advanced at the top
under %26quot;performance%26quot; click settings
then click advanced at the top there
at the bottom it will say %26quot;virtual memory%26quot; click change and set increase the size.
This is for XP, not 100% how to get there in vistaHow do I increase my %26quot;PAGE FILE SIZE%26quot;? What else is there to change? I%26039;ve upgraded Dell Dimension 2400 to 2GB
Open the Control Panel, (Start %26gt; Control Panel)
Double-click System Properties.
Click the Advanced tab, a new window should open.
Click the Advanced tab in the new windown.
Click the Change button.
Make your changesHow do I increase my %26quot;PAGE FILE SIZE%26quot;? What else is there to change? I%26039;ve upgraded Dell Dimension 2400 to 2GB
I don't know who told you to Increase your Page file size, cause a Page File is Extra Instructions placed on your HardDrive that pretends to be RAM for the sake of easing systems with lower Available RAM. I would Recommend Leaving Windows to Adjust your Page file as it sees fit.
hope this helps.
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