Comment good night slashdot. (Score 0, Flamebait) 983
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Why Use Virtual Memory In Modern Systems? 983
Cyberhwk writes "I have a system with Windows Vista Ultimate (64-bit) installed on it, and it has 4GB of RAM. However when I've been watching system performance, my system seems to divide the work between the physical RAM and the virtual memory, so I have 2GB of data in the virtual memory and another 2GB in the physical memory. Is there a reason why my system should even be using the virtual memory anymore? I would think the computer would run better if it based everything off of RAM instead of virtual memory. Any thoughts on this matter or could you explain why the system is acting this way?"
Comment A similar project (Score 3, Informative) 56
Chris Dede's group at Harvard is doing something like this:
http://muve.gse.harvard.edu/muvees2003/
I saw him present this at AERA this year.
You have to root around to find the science experiment stuff.
http://muve.gse.harvard.edu/muvees2003/
I saw him present this at AERA this year.
You have to root around to find the science experiment stuff.
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