When it comes to virtual memory, players will have two mentalities. One is that they feel that virtual memory is high, and they are afraid to operate because of setting errors; the other is that virtual memory is too simple. Divide virtual memory space among slow hard disks. In fact, both of these statements are wrong. In this issue of DIY, we will talk about virtual memory from entry to abandonment. The first thing to understand is that what we usually call virtual memory and Microsoft, that is, the official virtual memory of Windows, do not refer to the same concept. In actual applications, there will be some doubts, and players need to understand it first. The virtual memory we generally refer to refers to an independent space divided on the hard disk, which is distinguished from the physical memory (RAM) on the motherboard and is used as an auxiliary to the physical memory. In Windows, the space divided on the hard disk is called “page file”, which is literally translated as page file, and virtual memory (virtual memory) refers to the sum of physical memory and page file. For the convenience of understanding and Description, in the following, the page file is uniformly referred to as virtual memory, and the internal .
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