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Why does it work?
Well, Barry Sharp's reasoning is that if the system forces the swapfile to occupy a contiguous space on the disk (as he speculates that it does), then moving it to another disk won't make any difference, since it's equally unfragmented in either place.
I/O competition from different disks
A further clarification: moving a swap file to another disk improves performance if that disk can be accessed independently of the system volume. |
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