How does W10 OS react to increased RAM capacity? [closed]
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When you increase/upgrade the amount of RAM in a Windows 10 machine, how does the operating system react?
I recently carried this out on 14 Dell machines running windows 10 64bit and the first 5 minutes of being in the operating system were laggy and seemed like it was doing something in the background – this was the same for all the machines except 1.
Does anyone know exactly how the operating system reacts to having a larger amount of RAM? I was assuming it would make changes to the page file?
I can’t find anything to answer my question.
TIA
windows upgrade ram
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When you increase/upgrade the amount of RAM in a Windows 10 machine, how does the operating system react?
I recently carried this out on 14 Dell machines running windows 10 64bit and the first 5 minutes of being in the operating system were laggy and seemed like it was doing something in the background – this was the same for all the machines except 1.
Does anyone know exactly how the operating system reacts to having a larger amount of RAM? I was assuming it would make changes to the page file?
I can’t find anything to answer my question.
TIA
windows upgrade ram
closed as off-topic by jonrsharpe, Iridium, nos, Raymond Chen, IInspectable Nov 10 at 19:50
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When you increase/upgrade the amount of RAM in a Windows 10 machine, how does the operating system react?
I recently carried this out on 14 Dell machines running windows 10 64bit and the first 5 minutes of being in the operating system were laggy and seemed like it was doing something in the background – this was the same for all the machines except 1.
Does anyone know exactly how the operating system reacts to having a larger amount of RAM? I was assuming it would make changes to the page file?
I can’t find anything to answer my question.
TIA
windows upgrade ram
When you increase/upgrade the amount of RAM in a Windows 10 machine, how does the operating system react?
I recently carried this out on 14 Dell machines running windows 10 64bit and the first 5 minutes of being in the operating system were laggy and seemed like it was doing something in the background – this was the same for all the machines except 1.
Does anyone know exactly how the operating system reacts to having a larger amount of RAM? I was assuming it would make changes to the page file?
I can’t find anything to answer my question.
TIA
windows upgrade ram
windows upgrade ram
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closed as off-topic by jonrsharpe, Iridium, nos, Raymond Chen, IInspectable Nov 10 at 19:50
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