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Same with XP. It does not need a swap file either.
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Doesn't NEED a swap file, but boy howdy you ought to have one. TRUST me.The Internet - where men are men, women are men, and teenage girls are FBI agents!
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With a gigabyte of ram and my biggest resource hog being UT2004, it is not needed.
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Same thing, apparently, with 768MB and biggest resource hog beeing...UT99.
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There are apps that go bonkers if you don't have a swap file, even if you've got plenty of free RAM.Comment
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Yup, multimedia software being chief among them.Dr. Mordrid
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Somehow it was perfectly fine with apps I'm using... (note: yep, I know this is unusual way in which Windows is configured and was expecting troubles...and knew how to solve them) Comment
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