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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Hi,
This tweak is for NT4 users. I use NT at work and have a lot of network stuff running in the background as I'm an NDS administrator....lol. I used this tweak to hopefully help NT out a little. Again it's a regedit thing so BE CAREFUL! My work machine has 128Mb RAM but I want 256.....hopefully this will help NT some more .Yours Declan (aka fredwest)
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I wonder what their definition of "large amount of ram" is......I'm running NTW with 96 megs on a 200 MMX.....
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SQL nutcase
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large ammount starts from 128Mb (NT was created in the time that 32 Mb was a lot.)
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Hi guys,
Well I don't know what 'a large amount of RAM' means in the 'real world. To me it means 128Mb. I used this tweak (maybe it doesn't do anything that a user would see) to help my NT install. My pet hate with NT is when you log-on and get a message that 'At least one device did.......'. I HATE that!! I've just got a fresh install of NT SP5. I'd like 256 RAM on this system purely because it's a 'work pc'. It's doing its' job while I might be doing something else......say at lunch-time I surf the Net etc. I just thought that this tweak helps improve system performance. I use it on my DELL Optiplex GX1 500 at work. It doesn't do any harm anyway!! But I still 'need' 256 RAM . Know what I mean..? .Yours Declan (aka fredwest)
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I'd like more ram too - but I don't wanna pitch what I have. I have 6 simm slots and they are all full with 16 meg simms.
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