-=> On the 05 May 98  11:24:46 Wes Newell was saying to Glenn Thompson <=-
 GT> Can anybody tell me how much memory they are running and how much Warp
 GT> takes up ?
 WN> Just added 64meg for a total of 96 meg. Didn't notice any great speed
 WN> increase. Warp probably uses about 4 meg in basic config, but don't
 WN> hold me to that. A lot depends on how you set it up. I've got a 14 meg
 WN> diskcache. In any case I'd say you would want at least 16 meg, and 32
 WN> meg or more for optimum performance. Then again, I don't know what
 WN> you're trying to run. The hard drive size also determines your swap
 WN> file size (virtual memory). The less actual ram, the more the swap
 WN> file is used. 
     Hi Wes,
     96 meg !?!, are you running a TX type motherboard ?
     14 meg diskcache !?!, is that for a fat format drive ?
     or the cache command in config.sys ?
     cache would only allow me 4 meg max !?!
     At the time I got the out of memory error message I was only trying to 
     access the system object to see the display properties.
     I'm using 32mb ram and 850mb which is partitioned into 3, 
250mb,60mb,500mb.
     The 60mb partition is the swap drive.
     Thanks
     Glenn.
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