Custom Paging File Size for windows 11 4 GB / 8 GB/ 16 GB RAM

Quality vid mate! Really quick and easy to follow. Liked and subbed!

This will actually make pc to slowdown

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better disable it

What in the name of *****, do not follow this guide, 3gb - 8gb is the norm or let windows handle it. The page file is best put on a SSD or NVME and never set to off as you can get erros in some programs and games and it can cause issues in windows.

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Come ha gia detto qualcuno questa cosa e retrò! Dopo l'anno 1998 e gia passata

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So if I have 16 gb ram i can put same as you?

Funny because there's at least one site that warns about swapping three times the amount of RAM or you would end up with an unworkable operating system. If that's the case, then why make this video? You're giving people bad advice.

Windows 10/11 users don't take risks & don't follow these steps, windows will decide automatically

What size would my paging file be if I have 16GB RAM?

Currently, IF WE HAVE 32GB or 64GB or MORE, we don't need a page file to stored at physical storage...
Am I correct ?

Btw page file is usually used when running out of physical memory or just to store data thats not used or whatever (Page file is just the backup for the physical memory). And its also ALOT slower then ram, if you have 16 gb you prob wont need pagefile over 4gb. And if you do need more then you should really consider buying more (You can buy some shitty as ram and it will still be much better then pagefile). In any case, you should aim to use the paging file as little as possible! Especially if you have an older ssd or hdd. (More physical memory = Less page file) (Perhaps I'm wrong but that's only what makes sense to me. I mean you wont ever need to write all the data inside your computer's physical memory to page file) if you are playing games then look at how much of the page file the system uses and you will see that x1.5 or x3 or x1.(anything at all) won't be necessary... Ever. If you aint gaming on 4gb but standars is like 16gb today.

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i do non paging file and got bsod when open browser while download

THIS GUY IS FULL OF BS, DO NOT PAY ATTENTION !

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS ADVICE !!!!

Should I do all these in all drivers?

I claim that this info is not based upon real facts, but on what someone heard/said somewhere. Paging file is used WHEN and ONLY WHEN/IF your RAM is filled, then Windows will use a portion of your HDD/SSD to use as RAM, however as it is slower than RAM, the PC will slow down.
If you have a LOT of RAM, you will not need Paging File (=Windows won´t use it anyway), if you on the other hand have little RAM, then it is possible that Windows will need to add that as a PAGING FILE.
* It can WELL HANDLE THIS AUTOMATICALLY!
Only in a situation, where like you have (90-95%) of your hard drive full, would a manually set paging file POSSIBLY help,,, but on the other hand, a 95% full HDD will be slow anyway!!!
So if you have only little RAM and do not of some unknown reason let WINDOWS add it when needed. You add more of it... the more RAM you have, the less you need of it.
Windows handles this fine by itself!

Works

ha ha, you only have 41265MB of space available on the disk, why would allocate 49152MB as paging file?

Maximum size 4096 is more than good for 8 or 16gb of RAM. You'll harmed your PC if you do 3 Times of 8gb RAM

This is woefully outdated advice, this was for Win 98, Win 7, Win 8 with hard drives and low amount of physical ram. Do not do this on modern computers with windows 10 & 11 and especially if you have an SSD.

by the way, you can see how much RAM your box has by pressing keys Win+Pause

Thanks!

PAGEFILE.SYS = SCAM. Makes PC slower. Pretends there is more RAM, while it's super slow harddisk. It's the same kind of scam as anti-corona vaccination bullshit.

The multiplication way is not correct, imho. The more ram you have the smaller your paging file should be. Just set it to Auto and Windows will handle it fine.

I did this, and my windows cant read itself anymore, means
Pc doesemt start
Cant boot
Cant boot in safety mode
Vant repaid
Cant use system restore point because they domt exist becauye windows cant reas them,
Automatic repair wont work, because nothing cant be read, the pc boots up nothinf anymore, cant even reset, becauye it cant read write my SSD,
This is fucking shit what im having here righr now, NOTHINF IS WORKING ANYMORE, BECAUSE NOTHING IS BOOTING UP, IF NOTHINF IS BOOTINF UP ANYMORE I CANT REPAIR ANYTHINF, THIS IS SO FUCKING SHIT THOSE WINDOWS SETTINGS AND THOSE FKN YTBERS

It baffles me why you gotta 3 times everything, no thanks

what my maximum size for 32 g ram

that's horrible advice

STOP ! A MS PFE once told me pagefile needs to be as big as it needs to be. All those rules of thumb - forget it. Are you crazy ? If you have that huge a pagefile it will slow things down. I know we have ssd but page file should be as small as possible and not that huge. 2048 - 4096 is good range if you have 8 - 16 gb of mem. 16 gb and above perhaps 6144. 3 times physical mem is crazy ! Let windows handle this - yes if it do so ok. If not change it yourself !

I have 64GB ram, so I need maximum size of 64x3=? makes sense...

BUY AN SSD INSTEAD OF DOING POTENTIALLY HARMFUL THINGS TO YOUR COMPUTER.

If you have low ram and the system can't extend the VM because of your terrible choices you may get some issues with it running out of memory.

Just leave "automatically manage page file by system" checked.

There IS NO BENEFIT of having manually set pf.

I have 4 drives on my PC with 16gb of RAM. C drive is the m.2 nvme ssd of 512gb for my OS. Drive d and e are 1Tb sshd's that store my gaming clips and photos and drive F is a 2TB m.2 again for all my games. Do I do the memory allocation for every single drive?

You out of your mind.

If a laptop has non-upgradable ram due to it being soldered and the virtual memory being used by windows is high, will an extremely fast nvme pcie gen 4 SSD with insanely fast random read and write IOPS speeds make the computer any smoother? My ram is mainly hogged by large pdfs, word documents, and chrome tabs.

Won't it slow the startup of the computer ?