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fernandosaez
10th October 2007, 04:40 AM
Obviously a newbie question, I have been searching around and cant find a good answer, can enyone shed some light?
is it worth havening and 8.3 page pool? is it bad for my wizard.
What I understand is that it makes the catche higher?
Thanks

harwantgrewal
10th October 2007, 06:42 AM
Obviously a newbie question, I have been searching around and cant find a good answer, can enyone shed some light?
is it worth havening and 8.3 page pool? is it bad for my wizard.
What I understand is that it makes the catche higher?
Thanks

The "page pool" is essentially cache between the storage ram (where all the db/binaries are written to) and the program ram. certain things have to be loaded into the pagepool before executing in program/main ram. So in general, increasing the pagepool usually speeds up launching applications, however it reduces the actual program ram so you can't run as many things at the same time

Harry

zabardast_1
10th October 2007, 12:40 PM
Obviously a newbie question, I have been searching around and cant find a good answer, can enyone shed some light?
is it worth havening and 8.3 page pool? is it bad for my wizard.
What I understand is that it makes the catche higher?
Thanks


It really doesn't matter much if you have a 10MB, 8Mb or 6MB Page Pool.
As far as speed and performance is concerned,you can hardly find much of a difference between a 10Mb page pool or 6Mb,it's hardly noticeable over all.So just keep what the cooker has specified in the Rom.Nothing to worry,just enjoy the magic created by the magnificent cookers, :D

fernandosaez
10th October 2007, 02:04 PM
:D Well I quess I was on the right track, thanks for clearing up the subject!