> At 12:37 PM 02/08/2006, james page wrote: > >The manual say to turn off Virtual memory if you > don't > >need it. How does one determine that? Also what is > the > >disadvantage to leaving it turned on? Doesn't it > only > >come into play when you run out of RAM capacity? --- Sean McCoy <osr@...> wrote: > > Yes. And this will be very early if you're using any > of the > now-common mondo sample sets---no matter how much > RAM you have > installed. Sample streaming from hard disk is now > the norm, and works > well as long as you have reasonably fast hard > drives. So in other words, For most users, Virtual Memory should always be on? I thought i remembered Michiel Post recommending it be turned off for his pianos if the user had 3 or more gigs RAM. Maybe he was assuming that the piano would be the only RAM hog in use. JP
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Re: [EXS] Re: Sampled Piano CPU Load Question
2006-02-08 by james page
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