I am incomplete in my motherboard 4 GB of RAM. But I am at rest using Windows Server 2008 R2. It also has a SQL server running on it and I have to minimize the amount of RAM it uses. I still suffer from ram. At the present there are a few things I can do, but I think the most excellent thought would be to use an inner 32 GB solid state and the place of my page file on that drive? Or is there any way to get solid state drive to be recognized as a pure striker in his place? Does anyone have any advice? I hear it is really Readyboost for Windows 6.0 and underneath heart. Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 are optimized to make use of solid situation drives. Another alternative would be to make use of a PCI card that I could add RAM as well. But here was the elderly method of doing things.
Bookmarks