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Thanks for the excellent explanation, Jean-Marc.
On another topic, I notice this morning that the 1.5GHz processor and 512Mb
RDRAM don't prevent the Double ToolBar Syndrome. Nice software, Omega.
>>The lest ram you've got the more the system (O.S.) is forced to swap and move
>>memory blocks for the same work/load. (Swapping/Paging concepts)
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>>With more ram, the ratio "user cpu"/"system cpu" is increasing,
>>CPU should follow (approximatively) a 1/x fonction.
>>ie.
>>The more ram you add the less it has effect.
>>128 to 256 is more important than from 256 to 384.
>>256 to 384 is more important than from 384 to 512.
>>etc...
>>Windows(3.x, 9X) got troubles to manage more than 512Mo.
>>NT/W2k manages it without trouble.
>>Bug or feature ? :))
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>>my 0.02
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