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Originally Posted by SebC
Question about RAM:
Which is the Memory column to monitor in Windows7? Commit Size? My "physicial memory" use regularly goes over 4 GB (with 8 GB installed)... is that just because programs use more if it's available? How do I know how much RAM I actually need?
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As long as you never need to swap out to disk, you have enough RAM.
Page faults/sec can be one indication of excessive swapping.
edit: I guess I should mention that you can track page faults in your performance monitor