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Does it help to force the kernel into RAM when you've got 16+ GB RAM?
Hi,
So I was reading on the tenforums (as well as elsewhere) that supposedly forcing the windows kernel into RAM increases performance of Windows.
Some of the write ups that I read suggested you only do this if you have an abundance of RAM, but other things I read suggested that the Kernel is already in RAM unless a program/app requires more memory in which case the Kernel is swapped out to virtual ram on the HDD and the real RAM is allocated to the program/app.
So, if you have 16+ GB of RAM, would it improve performance to force the kernel onto RAM or will it simply always be in RAM when you have plenty of free RAM? Looking in task manager I rarely see my computer using more than about 4GB of my 16GB SRAM, unless for certain games that I play that will actually go up as high as about 12GB (with a bunch of added add-ons), so would it be worth looking further into this subject for my use or is it just as likely that the kernel is staying in RAM anyway since I never come close to using 16GB.
Thanks