I exactly don't know how the windows (especially the windows 7) memory management works but here is what i noticed from the existing systems and the specs of the existing systems are .
Processor: intel core i5(2nd gen to 4th gen with each processor clocked at 2.9 to 3.2ghz)
RAM 2x2GB RAM
OS:windows 7 x64 bit
GPU:Intel HD graphics
HDD:500GB HDD
The applications that will be running constantly are Eclipse IDE,java,MS word ,MS Excel ,Firefox(4-6 tabs) and google chrome (4 to 6 tabs),Team Viewer and a Linux VM using oracle VM box
I'm noticing very slow performance on all the core i5 powered machines and there is no problem of viruses.the RAM usage is almost nearing 3GB .I feel i have been using an old pentium 4 machine every time when i open a word or excel file or even import a project in eclipse.what should be the bottleneck?is it CPU or RAM.My take is the RAM bottleneck .
Also can u guys explain me how windows memory management works in laymans term? even though there is about 30% of total RAM remaining why my computer feels so slow?
Processor: intel core i5(2nd gen to 4th gen with each processor clocked at 2.9 to 3.2ghz)
RAM 2x2GB RAM
OS:windows 7 x64 bit
GPU:Intel HD graphics
HDD:500GB HDD
The applications that will be running constantly are Eclipse IDE,java,MS word ,MS Excel ,Firefox(4-6 tabs) and google chrome (4 to 6 tabs),Team Viewer and a Linux VM using oracle VM box
I'm noticing very slow performance on all the core i5 powered machines and there is no problem of viruses.the RAM usage is almost nearing 3GB .I feel i have been using an old pentium 4 machine every time when i open a word or excel file or even import a project in eclipse.what should be the bottleneck?is it CPU or RAM.My take is the RAM bottleneck .
Also can u guys explain me how windows memory management works in laymans term? even though there is about 30% of total RAM remaining why my computer feels so slow?