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Comment by tgtweak

Yes I had swap fully disabled on Windows since there was 64G of ram and the system was still swapping by default which was creating a lot of unnecessary disk activity and writes. In modern windows (10+) the swappiness is much more sane and that doesn't happen as much but if you have a ton of ram you can safely turn off swapping and force the OS to manage memory more aggressively.
parent tgtweak 2 years ago

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