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Two Minute Drill: Find /3GB without using boot.ini

We've talked a lot about the /3GB switch and its effect on system resources in previous posts. Today we are going to discuss how to determine whether or not /3GB is enabled on a 32-bit system without looking at the boot.ini file or using MSCONFIG.EXE. Read More...

Posted Tuesday, May 27, 2008 6:00 AM by CC Hameed | 5 Comments

Filed under: two minute drill, debugging, memory management, performance, troubleshooting

Windows Vista - SuperFetch &amp; ReadyBoost

Today we are going to discuss two new Vista performance enhancements, SuperFetch & ReadyBoost. We will also be discussing Vista RAM usage since these all work together. First, SuperFetch is an enhancement of the Prefetcher that you have probably seen Read More...

Posted Thursday, March 29, 2007 2:27 PM by CC Hameed | 15 Comments

Filed under: vista, two minute drill, memory management, performance

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