you know what sucks

[Jmac 10+ year member]

basically i just spent 70 bucks on a 512 and it now pops up saying i dont have enough virtual memory. so im pissed and im thinkin about building my own with the help of some nerd friends.

Start > Right-Click on My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Performance Settings > Advance > Change Virtual Memory > Click C: Drive > Click System Managed Size > Click Set > Click OK > Click OK > Restart if prompted.
It will probably slow regular usage down by a small (insignificant) amount, but it will get rid of that warning (and the massive slow down associated with it) ... assuming you're not really, really low on hard drive space, of course.

 

[DBDRAGGUY 10+ year member]

I thought young girls with low self esteem. Sucked!

 

[maldecido33 10+ year member]

basically i just spent 70 bucks on a 512 and it now pops up saying i dont have enough virtual memory. so im pissed and im thinkin about building my own with the help of some nerd friends.

Just because you're a moron doesn't mean your intellectual friends are nerds.

 

[95ZJ 10+ year member]

Goto start>run> type in dxdiag and it will list what type of processor you have. Based on that, we can possibly make a judgment on what type of ram you need based on the motherboard. If at all possible, can you give the model number?