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by: FatMancPosted on 2009-05-05 at 05:07:21ID: 24303719
Hi,
You have two options:
1. You can click on the System Managed Size option and let Windows managed the pagefile for you. This is the option most users would choose as you can just click and forget it.
2. If you want to manage the size yourself then click on Custom Size and make sure the maximum size is 3 times the amount of ram you have. In your case 36Gb.
I would select only one of the drives to store the paging file either C: or D:
Use whichever drive doesn't have the OS installed (so normally would be D:)
Using both will degrade performance.
Hope this helps
John