Author: Paulo Soares
Date: 01:22:20 07/09/99
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On July 09, 1999 at 03:56:53, Terry Ripple wrote: >Hi to Hiarcs fans, > I`am using an AMD K6-2, 266mhz MMX with 64 RAM and using Windows95. I realize >that Windows absorbs a certain amount of the Systems RAM and so i was curious >about how much would be left so that i could give my Hiarcs7.32 the maximum >amount possible of Hashtable Size without interfering with my system >performance, is there a "Rule of Thumb" or do i just need to experiment to see >how much i can get away using, until my Drive goes crazy! > >Thankyou in advance for any help you can share, >Best regards, >Terry Ripple I used WIN95 with 64Mb RAM and, after boot, I had approximately 50Mb free for programs. This value can change in accordance with the programs that you use and occupies the memory RAM soon after boot (example: Norton anti-virus). When I changed for WIN98, after boot, I had only 32Mb of RAM free. Don't forget that Hiarcs7.32 occupies memory RAM (I don't know how much). I esteemed that you have aproximately 45Mb for hash tables. Paulo Soares, from Brazil
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