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Article #16700Re: JBuilder takes too much memory!
From: Max Polk
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 00:00
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> With NT, 96 mb RAM is just about the functional minimum since > NT uses quite a bit itself. By the way, it takes my NT machine about 70MB just sitting there doing nothing with no user applications running. Subtract 96 from 70 and you get 26. That means you only have 26MB to run user applications. You stated that "The manual states that 48MB is recommended". I didn't know that. If this is true, then 70MB + 48MB = 118MB, which is the recommended amount of memory for your particular machine. If I were you, I would get at *LEAST* 128MB. That's what I have at work, and I definitely don't run too many things at once and try swapping between each of them regularly or else I *STILL* get too much disk swapping. It's okay to run lots of things -- just as long as they never get called upon to redraw (minimize what you don't use), or to run (don't switch to other apps or else JBuilder gets swapped out). I hate it too. If only we had Linux!
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