Virtual Memory Settings for Better Performance [Windows 11, 10, 8, 8.1, 7]

Virtual Memory Settings for Better Performance [Windows 11, 10, 8, 8.1, 7]

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Virtual memory too low under Windows? Does the system crash too often? You can increase your system performance by increasing virtual memory! Go to Control Panel – System – Advanced system settings – go to Performance section – Settings – Advanced – Go to Virtual Memory section – Change. Select a drive to make changes. Click Custom SIZE.

Initial Size: You can set it up to 1.5* RAM size. Let's say you have 8 GB of RAM. You can set the initial size to 1.5*8000MB 12000MB.

Max Size: Set it up to 3* RAM size. Let's say you have 8 GB of RAM. You can set the initial size to 3*8000MB24000MB.

set these values and click SET.

Make these changes to all drives you have.

NOTE: The Maximum SIZE should be less than the free space available on the DRIVE. Windows will generate an error if you force a larger size than available.

Click APPLY and OK. RESTART your system to apply the changes and feel the difference.

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