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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 909045" data-attributes="member: 51905"><p>I don't really think windows is as smart as people assume it to be. I prefer to control stuffs myself and most of the time, it performs far better than the default settings</p><p>Superfetch and prefetcher are the first things I disable on a brand new machine. This speeds up the machine by a margin of day and night</p><p>I have been using my laptop without them for 6 years without any single issue</p><p></p><p>about page file, it's different because this can cause stability issue. It only works when there is not enough RAM or there is a task which requires a lot of RAM. Some apps uses pagefile to hide its real memory usage while there is plenty of free ram left => the more pagefile used, the faster SSD degradation or the slower the machine if on HDD</p><p>99.9% of the time, my RAM usage is <50% so I can happily disable pagefile to force all memory blocks to be written on RAM => faster</p><p>I tweaked my laptop to use only 0.7-0.8 GB of RAM on boot (total 8GB) so I have a lot of free RAM to use (some people have windows uses 2-3GB on boot)</p><p></p><p>I don't suggest everyone to do this. I do because I know what I'm doing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 909045, member: 51905"] I don't really think windows is as smart as people assume it to be. I prefer to control stuffs myself and most of the time, it performs far better than the default settings Superfetch and prefetcher are the first things I disable on a brand new machine. This speeds up the machine by a margin of day and night I have been using my laptop without them for 6 years without any single issue about page file, it's different because this can cause stability issue. It only works when there is not enough RAM or there is a task which requires a lot of RAM. Some apps uses pagefile to hide its real memory usage while there is plenty of free ram left => the more pagefile used, the faster SSD degradation or the slower the machine if on HDD 99.9% of the time, my RAM usage is <50% so I can happily disable pagefile to force all memory blocks to be written on RAM => faster I tweaked my laptop to use only 0.7-0.8 GB of RAM on boot (total 8GB) so I have a lot of free RAM to use (some people have windows uses 2-3GB on boot) I don't suggest everyone to do this. I do because I know what I'm doing [/QUOTE]
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