![]() However, "SysMain" service (confusingly called readyboost in older Windows versions) must be enabled, otherwise memory compression will not be enabled. I disabled memory compression and so far FPS drops no longer occur. But I noticed that when FPS drops the GPU usage drops from 100 a little suggesting that the CPU is occupied with something else. They do not affect the operation of memory compression. A part of the problem is that when memory compression kicks in its CPU usage doesn't show up in the task manager. ![]() Prefetch and ReadyBoost can be disabled using regedit. What I've still not verified is how does the size of paging file affect the maximum allowed amount of compressed memory. I'm normally running this system with page file turned off, and despite enabling memory compression in MMAgent, checking the SysMain service is running and all prefetch & readyboost settings are enabled in registry, Task manager always says "Memory compression is not enabled" and I've never seen "(Compressed)" memory statistic go above 0 MB in the memory tab in task manager.Īfter setting up a paging file of 16 MB (minimum allowed size), the tooltip in the Task manager tab now shows the expected "Compressed memory stores an estimated. I've just verified it on Windows 10 version 1809. ![]() To enable it later again, run again powershell as admin and run the Enable-MMAgent -mc command. and run the command Disable-MMAgent -mc and reboot. ![]() Page file needs to be enabled for memory compression to be enabled. If you want to test your Windows 10 without memory compression, start powershell as admin. ![]()
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