Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 11th May 2009 20:43 UTC
SuperFetch is a technology in Windows Vista and onwards that is often misunderstood. I decided to delve into this technology to see what it is all about, and to dispel some of the myths surrounding this feature.
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2005-07-06
Well, he's accurate. Whereas in the past memory requirements went up based only on the applications that you actually ran, now memory requirements have gone up based on applications that you *could* and *have* ran. This means that your memory requirements go *way* beyond just the applications you will run at any one time.