how to control the hdd part of commit charge??

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princeboy47

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hey all,
i have RTSS, been using it for a while. i noticed when i enabled both ram and commit charge that commit charge it hugely bigger than physical ram usage. i got 24gb physical ram, disabled pagefile for gaming only, also disabled sysmain for same reason. now, after reading about commit charge and limit, i notice that my poor WD Blue HDD been spinning the whole time pagefile was disabled. i do understand, windows needs it for its stability. all i need is to see my 24gb physical ram being invested while gaming more than the hard drive. so, propably there is away to cape the size of the drive part of the commit limit? please help :')
 
princeboy47 said:
hey all,
i have RTSS, been using it for a while. i noticed when i enabled both ram and commit charge that commit charge it hugely bigger than physical ram usage. i got 24gb physical ram, disabled pagefile for gaming only, also disabled sysmain for same reason. now, after reading about commit charge and limit, i notice that my poor WD Blue HDD been spinning the whole time pagefile was disabled. i do understand, windows needs it for its stability. all i need is to see my 24gb physical ram being invested while gaming more than the hard drive. so, propably there is away to cape the size of the drive part of the commit limit? please help :')
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1: Stop doing stupid things to your system.
2: You clearly now nothing about pagefile if you think this is the reason disabling pagefile is stupid
3: All you are doing is the opposite of your goal.

no reason to give any further help until you stop this bad practice
 
SvenBent said:
1: Stop doing stupid things to your system.
2: You clearly now nothing about pagefile if you think this is the reason disabling pagefile is stupid
3: All you are doing is the opposite of your goal.

no reason to give any further help until you stop this bad practice
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yes windows is already set up to do as it should performance wise.....page file should just be left alone in most all cases
 
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