Win 7 pseudo-skills "Maximum memory" don't take it seriously

Today, more and more people use Windows 7 systems, and various optimization techniques for Windows 7 are emerging. It is a pity that this is not the same, and there are a lot of pseudo-optimization and pseudo-techniques. If you don't carefully check out the blind obedience, you will only pick up the stone and lick your own feet. This is not, the fat man in the QQ group has recently been complained by such a pseudo-technique. I feel that the representativeness of this incident has been specially compiled into a essay, and I hope that everyone will carefully treat the optimization techniques of online circulation.

It is said that the fat notebook configuration is quite high, Core Duo CPU, 4G memory, original windows7 system. In order to fully exploit the hardware performance and speed-up system, the fat man searched all kinds of optimization techniques all day long. This day, he accidentally saw such a statement in a forum. The general content is: run “msconfig”, click “boot ”—“advanced option","processor number” And “maximum memory> put a tick and fill in the maximum number of processors and the maximum number of memory (Figure 1).

According to the poster, this method not only speeds up system startup, but also makes full use of 4G memory. This technique made the fat man excited, and finally thought that he could finally take advantage of dual-core and 4G memory, so he did it without thinking, and he didn't expect the nightmare to start. After setting up, restart the computer, from booting to displaying the system desktop, the whole process was completed for five minutes. During the period, the hard disk light flashed non-stop. After the desktop came out, all the operations did not respond, and the system was too slow to bear. In desperation, the fat man had to restore the default settings, announcing optimization failure. A pseudo-skill is thus debunked under the fate of the fat man.

After listening to the fat man’s experience, I think that my computer’s configuration and system are similar, and I have experimented with it myself. Maybe it's a fat RP problem. My system doesn't have a hard drive madness and slow running symptoms, but it also proves that after setting the maximum processor and memory, the system startup time is not shortened. And "after optimization" system will still reserve 1G memory allocated to the graphics card and other hardware, the available memory is still only 3G (Figure 2). In fact, Windows 7 and the previous 32-bit desktop operating system were designed to limit the use of memory above 4G. Although the system can recognize 4G memory, it cannot be fully used.

At present, only software such as Readyfor4GB is used to break the limitation of memory usage by cracking the core of the system, but this practice destroys the stability of the system. Many netizens who have used the software also report that the cracked system often has a blue screen with no reason. To this end, it is recommended that you usually look at the experience and skills introduced by the formal media, and constantly enrich and accumulate yourself. Only in this way can you see the truth in the face of the optimization techniques of Linlin.