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10.6: Completely Disable Virtual Memory in Snow Leopard
I was having a real speed problem with memory and parallels, specifically, when you exit a specific parallels VM, the memory is marked "inactive" and not "free". And each different virtual machine that was opened, consumed it's own individual chunk of memory that stays inactive after close. So the more virtual machines that you open and close, the more inactive memory you will have. It adds up very quickly. |
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