Results for "tags:randomaccessmemory"

Enables a "Large address aware" flag in EXE files of certain 2000's 32-bit games and software that didn't have the flag enabled by default, so that they can use up to 4 GB of RAM instead of 2 GB.

An application that assists in making 32-bit programs Large Address Aware and can then access up to 4 GiB on x64 OS versions, and all memory that isn't used by the OS or other applications on x86 OS versions.

Windows uses small (4 KB) RAM pages by default. If you run any application with 7-max, that application will use large (2 MB) RAM pages. And some programs work faster, if they use large RAM pages instead of small pages.