![]() ![]() So I think the amount of buffer depends more on how you are using your pc, rather that what applications you are using at the moment. So, whenver they are required again, they can be accessed much faster without needing to read them again from the harddisk. I understand that, but why is it that so much is taken for buffers/cache on my computer, but not on others' computers? Also, why does the OS resort to using Swap if there is ample RAM?Īs far as I understand, the buffer is used to store information that has been already loaded from the harddisk.
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