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March 27th 11, 12:03 AM
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Physical memory
Hey guys,
I noticed recently that when i open my task manager, although there are no programs running, that my physical memory is pretty much always over at least 60%. Is this normal?? And if not is there anything i could do to change it? thanks in advance campino 
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March 29th 11, 10:01 AM
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Physical memory
"Campino" wrote in message
... I noticed recently that when i open my task manager, although there are no programs running, that my physical memory is pretty much always over at least 60%. Is this normal?? And if not is there anything i could do to change it? If your using Vista/Win7 that's SuperFetch at work. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows...ies#SuperFetch
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