How to set Level 2 cache for 1mb and 2mb CPU's!

in your start bar go to RUN type in REGEDIT then navigate to Memory
management as described below, double click the entry and change the DWORD
value to suit your CPU.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = SYSTEM = CurrentControlSet = Control = Session
Manager = Memory Management

SecondLevelDataCache
for 256kB Level 2 Cache = 0
for 512kB Level 2 Cache = 200
for 1024kB Level 2 Cache = 400
for 2048kB Level 2 cache = 800


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If I recall correctly this works only for L2 cache on the system bus and not for integral L2 cache that has been common since the Pentium 2.

Chris wrote:

in your start bar go to RUN type in REGEDIT then navigate to Memory
management as described below, double click the entry and change the DWORD
value to suit your CPU.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = SYSTEM = CurrentControlSet = Control = Session
Manager = Memory Management

SecondLevelDataCache
for 256kB Level 2 Cache = 0
for 512kB Level 2 Cache = 200
for 1024kB Level 2 Cache = 400
for 2048kB Level 2 cache = 800

Chris
Technical director CKCCOMPUSCRIPT
Apple Computers, Intel, Roland audio, ATI, Microsoft, Sun Solaris, Cisco and
Silicone Graphics.
Wholesale distributor and specialist audio visual computers and servers
FREE SUPPORT @,
http://www.ckccomp.plus.com/site/page.HTM


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Mike Walsh
West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.

"Chris" wrote in message
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in your start bar go to RUN type in REGEDIT then navigate to Memory
management as described below, double click the entry and change the
DWORD value to suit your CPU.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = SYSTEM = CurrentControlSet = Control = Session
Manager = Memory Management

SecondLevelDataCache

"This is not related to the hardware; it is only useful for computers with
direct-mapped L2 caches. Pentium II and later processors do not have
direct-mapped L2 caches." -- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q183063/

Alex

Alex Fraser wrote:
"Chris" wrote in message
...

in your start bar go to RUN type in REGEDIT then navigate to Memory
management as described below, double click the entry and change the
DWORD value to suit your CPU.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = SYSTEM = CurrentControlSet = Control = Session
Manager = Memory Management

SecondLevelDataCache


"This is not related to the hardware; it is only useful for computers with
direct-mapped L2 caches. Pentium II and later processors do not have
direct-mapped L2 caches." -- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q183063/


I was reading about this, and other "recommended" tweaks, when
researching pagefile sizing on a website which pointed out the various
inaccuracies and occasional tweaking myths, but I can't find the site
again for the life of me.....

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