Idée reçue: Windows Vista consomme toute votre mémoire?
- Posted: Oct 31, 2007 at 3:26 AM
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Voici une vidéo réalisée ce marin avec Eric Mittelette pour casser une idée reçue sur Windows Vista concernant la mémoire de vos PC. Nous entendons souvent, ahhhhhh!! je n'ai encore plus de mémoire de libre sur mon PC, explications dans la vidéo ci-dessous.
Cela s'explique via la technologie Superfetch. Cette technologie intégrée dans Windows Vista charge automatiquement en mémoire les programmes utilisés le plus couramment afin de permettre d’y accéder plus rapidement.
Voici également un article rédigé par Jim Allchin disponible ici!
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