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- Anonymous12 years ago
Interesting question...
How much RAM do you have?
If you have 16GB or more, creating a 8.5GB RAM Disk you can fit the entire game on it (it will erease on power off, so you'd have to copy it over everytime).
I have tested this (not with this game specifically) for things before. Benchmarks look crazy good for a RAM Disk but as far as "improved performance" in games versus a decent SSD.. is non-existant. For other applications a RAM Disk can be amazingly good.
You can use a program called RAMMap to clear your standby memory... this should "de-allocate" itself though when a program wants more RAM. Standby memory is just caching what it thinks you might do next, it isn't really in use... Think along the lines of SuperFetch.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/ff700229.aspx
- Anonymous12 years ago
8GB of ram is a sweet spot if you want with most games. I still see many games with a 32bit exe so they all have issues with 2GB+ of ram. Windows by default unless you tweak things can and will eat up 1-3GB depending on your situation. Typical is around 1-1.5 in my experience with most folks. 4GB is fine but may hinder your experience in some games.
- Anonymous12 years ago
So I can't do it directly? How about the command line arguments?
- Anonymous12 years ago
I think 16 or 32GB
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