Showing posts with label RAM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RAM. Show all posts

Firefox will have options for performance tuning

Mozilla announced that it intends settings of web browser Firefox add a section for configuring performance. With the new settings is possible to change the parameters on the performance of the user interface of used RAM and others. Experienced users probably know how to limit the number of processes interface in order to reduce the use RAM, but normal users usually do not deal with this functionality. The section "Performance" in your browser settings allows to change the parameters of the browser interface. The user can click on "Optimize Firefox" or choose the default settings.
Slightly Below is an option for manual adjustment process (1 to 7) can be switched off animations and turning the preview web pages.
Exclusion of the latter two options improves browser on older computer systems, and the first option optimizes the stability operation. Thanks to new options each user will be able to find the right compromise between the use of RAM and responsiveness of the interface. Best results are achieved with automatic optimization, but it excludes any extensions installed in the browser.

Changed minimum system requirements for Windows 10

Microsoft is once again review the minimum system requirements for installing the new operating system Windows 10. This time the changes affected RAM. Initially, the software giant announced that for optimum performance on 32-bit operating system required a minimum of 1 GB of RAM and at least 2 GB of 64-bit Windows 10. But during the month of May 2016 minimum system requirements were changed and 2 GB of memory was the minimum necessary to memory, regardless of operating system version. Now the corporation returns the minimum system requirements of Windows 10 to their original state. That is, for 32-bit Windows 10 minimum RAM again is 1 GB. In the disk space will change - at least 16 GB of 32-bit version and not less than 20 GB for 64-bit operating system. The reasons for this change are not reported in msdn, but probably this is related to the optimization of the operating system itself in upcoming changes to the interface and other factors. And not only. Perhaps Microsoft is aiming manufacturers of cheaper tablets to come back to models with 1 GB of RAM to work on Windows 10.