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Available Physical Memory Lower Than Total

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Available Physical Memory Lower Than Total

When the Total Server Memory and Target Server Memory values are close, there’s no memory pressure on the server. In other words, the Total Server Memory/ Target Server Memory ratio should be close to 1. If the Total Server Memory value is significantly lower than the Target Server Memory value during normal SQL Server operation, it can mean that there’s memory pressure on the server so. Dear Sir, I have installed OS Windows 7 64 bit. In my system information, I am getting much lower physical memory than total physical memory. Total physical memory 5.92 GB Available Physical memory 1.92 Does this mean that in the current situation, my system is only capable of using up to 1.92 GB.

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When the Total Server Memory and Target Server Memory values are close, there’s no memory pressure on the server. In other words, the Total Server Memory/ Target Server Memory ratio should be close to 1. If the Total Server Memory value is significantly lower than the Target Server Memory value during normal SQL Server operation, it can mean that there’s memory pressure on the server so. Dear Sir, I have installed OS Windows 7 64 bit. In my system information, I am getting much lower physical memory than total physical memory. Total physical memory 5.92 GB Available Physical memory 1.92 Does this mean that in the current situation, my system is only capable of using up to 1.92 GB.

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I've got a 5 yr old compaq that lately has been running really sluggish. I run regular virus/spyware checks using AVG and of course it's also doing real-time scanning. There aren't any processes running that I'm not expecting and none of them are hogging all that much memory. I noticed that my total physical memory is around 391 MB and it should be 512. I don't really know the expected difference between what the manufacturer states and what is given but I would guess it's less than 100 MB. I'm running Windows XP SP3. Are there any known problems that might be causing a sluggish computer or are my instincts correct in that I have a problem with my physical memory? I would also appreciate any other suggestions you might have for such a sluggish computer.




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