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I have a 4 GB RAM, verified with dxdiag.exe, but in the windows task manager in 2953 and it displays the pc is very slow at times Asked by arab mourad 2015/11/19 17:19 Performance Problems
i like this question 0 Like It Follow	a problem I've noticed recently, before everything was normal. pc type HP Probook 6570b Operating System: Answer this question 1024 Add your Answer Cancel

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2015/11/20 12:56

Hi Arab,

Open task manager and view the following settings in Performance tab:

View the "Physical Memory" section. The first entry is labeled "Total." This is the total amount of memory installed on the machine. The "Available" label tells you how much memory is available for use. If this number approaches 0, the computer performance is poor. When physical memory is low, the machine requires virtual memory, which is a system where the computer saves information to the hard drive. Virtual memory is much slower than physical memory.

View the "Commit Charge" section and view the "Total" entry. This shows you how much memory is being used by the software on your machine. The "Peak" entry is the total amount of memory used when software is loaded or high-memory requiring software is run. If this number is above 70 percent of memory usage, you may experience very slow processing time on the computer. More RAM installed on the machine will remedy the issue.

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Lokesh.

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	Answered by Mojtaba Panahandeh 2015/11/20 10:01 Get permalink
0 votes 0 0	Hi i am mojtaba.p when RAM are not in use will be sleep and task manager show active RAM that are in use so task manager show lower RAM but in second problem yuo have a slow sistem that maybe have many reason if you want i help you my email:mtb.king115@gmail.com good luck Edit your answer Cancel Add your comment Cancel

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