physical memory

The older 36-bit computers were limited to a similar amount of physical memory as well.

When this happens the page needs to be taken from disk and put back into physical memory.

"I have to have the physical memory to hold all of that."

This way, the amount of physical memory allocated for the process does not increase until data is written.

In practice, the only advantage of using 64-bit Windows is that you can install more physical memory.

Most new systems will run up against the physical memory limits of 32-bit Windows, making the 64-bit version the natural choice.

But unfortunately, physical memory isn't the only thing using that address range.

Generally, making more physical memory available also reduces page faults.

"It is more accurate than my physical memory, as you yourself noticed.

Running programs' code and data may be scattered over several areas of physical memory or even placed on a disk until needed.

Programs were allocated physical memory that they could use as they needed.

Some pages are "wired down", meaning they may never leave physical memory during their lifetime.

We- that is to say, dogs have very physical memories, if you see what I mean.'

Pricing is based not on physical memory, but virtual.

When a dirty bit is used, at all times some pages will exist in both physical memory and the backing store.

You can recall her only through vague physical memories.

The memories he needed here were simpler; physical memories only.

Each program uses this virtual address space without regard for where it exists in physical memory.

The column shows the amount of resident physical memory a process is sharing with one or more other processes.

The operating system decides what portion of which processes exist in physical memory at any given time.

Data that isn't used often is a good candidate for being paged out, in order to make more physical memory available.

Secondary storage, such as a hard disk, can be used to augment physical memory.

The cache cluster consists of one or more machines that pool their available physical memory.

When it runs out of physical memory, the computer turns to its virtual memory to help.

First of all the physical memories, the sounds, the smells and the surfaces of things.