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Originally Posted by ralliart12
Under 'Settings'>'System'>'Memory', it was mentioned that "Memory is managed automatically. To temporarily adjust the allocation of..., move the slider...".
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Does it imply that even when we adjust the memory allocation manually, the OS will revert to automatic allocation adjustment after that? & in what scenarios does one need to adjust memory allocation manually?
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I believe that is the implication. If you get an error from a program saying it needs more memory, that's when you adjust memory manually and restart the application.
However, when the memory footprint changes, I think the OS will resume automatic management.
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Originally Posted by ralliart12
Btw, I do notice something with the slider: I'm unable to get a near-perfect division of memory allocation between 'Storage' & 'Program'; i.e. I've 62.91mb in total, so a near perfect division would be around 31.45mb on either side. But no matter how carefully I adjust the slider, the closest I can obtain is 31.31mb & 31.60mb. Is there a workaround for this? Not that it matters much, but hey, I'm just curious.
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I suspect that has something to do with the precision of the slider control.
Steve