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Josey Wales said:

Hibernation uses a ton of your memory to work.

Typically 5GB say on a 1TB drive = 0.5%.

Hardly a tonne.

LEOPEVA64 said:

no.

It ain't gonna happen.

cereberus said:

Typically 5GB say on a 1TB drive = 0.5%.

Hardly a tonne.

I have a 238Gb SSD with 24 Gb of memory so it would take a chunk:)

Josey Wales said:

I have a 238Gb SSD with 24 Gb of memory so it would take a chunk:)

10% is not what I would call a tonne.

mrgeek said:

It IS a lot, since it's written to RAM first, not HDD. For a 4-8gb RAM, 20-40% is a lot while trying to run everything else. From my screenshot in post 581, it was 2.2gb on a 6gb RAM.

From Brinks' tutorial on Hiberfile type - Specify Hiberfile Type as Full or Reduced in Windows 10

Hiberfile type:

Full = Supports being able to enable hibernate and turn on fast startup (hiberboot). The hiberfile (C:\hiberfil.sys) will be 40% of physical RAM installed on your computer. Hibernate is available to be added to the power menu.

Reduced = Only supports being able to turn on fast startup (hiberboot) without hibernate. The hiberfile (C:\hiberfil.sys) will be 20% of physical RAM installed on your computer. Removes hibernate from the power menu.

Silly argument - it is not all in RAM at same time!

cereberus said:

10% is not what I would call a tonne.

I was told It uses 75% of the amount of ram. When I first installed 16299 my C drive went from 29gb to 45 gb

everyone please check your settings....it’s time to unleash the rs4’ness!

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