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10.5: Move swap files to another partition under 10.5
Firstly, having a dedicated (contiguous free space) partition for swap on the fastest part of the hard drive is beneficial even in a single HDD configuration. Anytime a file is fragmented, it will take longer to read from / write to. Anytime a file (or fragments of a file) are located on the slower parts of the drive, they will take longer to read from / write to. The more the swap is used, the more this effect becomes pronounced. The less the swap is used, the less this effect becomes pronounced. |
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