taskmanager - How to interpret Windows Task Manager? -

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I run Windows 7 RC1, which uses the same WTM from Vista.

  • Memory - Committed Size
  • Memory Set -
  • Storage - Personal Work Set
  • Memory - Committed Size

    • Can anyone tell me what they are?

    By using the type of memory usage :

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    There are two main types of memory usage: Work sets and personal work sets The Private Work Set is the amount of memory used by a process that can not be shared between other processes, while in the work set Other processes include memory shared.

    It may seem confusing, so try to simplify it a bit. Let's excuse the two children who are coloring, and both of the children have their own crayons 5. They decide to share some of their crayons so they can choose more colors. When each child was asked how many crayons they used, then both said that they used 7 crayons because they shared each their crayons.

    The issue of that metaphor is that one can make a total of 14 crayons if they did not know that both the kids were sharing, but in reality only 10 crayons were available, the set of work: all the shares in it Crayons are included, so the total will be 14.

  • Private working set: There are only crayons involved in owning each child, and it does not reflect how many uses actually used in each photo, so the total is 10.

    • This is a very good comparison with how memory is measured. Many applications reuse the code already used on your system, because in the end it consumes the overall memory consumption Helps in reducing. If you are looking at working set memory usage then you may get confused because all your running process can actually add more than the amount of RAM you have installed, which is the same as above with the Kryon metaphor The problem is that the set to work naturally will always be bigger than the private working set.


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