Virtual memory really has nothing to do with Ram, and you cannot upgrade it much more than windows already does. The maximum allowable VM is 9gig.
Virtual Memory is also called a "paging file" - essentially, it allows Windows to use hard drive space as ram (thats very basic but the best way to describe it). Upgrading your ram can help a little bit, but mostly it comes from too much being done on your PC - VMK is page file heavy. I have watched the task manager diag tools and VMK, on my PC, spikes CPU usage to 100% when logging in or logging out. and it sits around 50% when doing anything, with major spikes when opening quests, stores and inventory. From playing around lately, I see that VMK pal blocks shockwave installs (does not appear to be on purpose) so best bet is to go directly to the Adobe website ( www.adobe.com ) and download shockwave updates from there when Pal is not running. Pal also has a minor issue where it eliminates some of the memory buffer.
for those that do not know what they are doing: Do not play with virtual memory - you WILL screw up your PC is you do it wrong. A reboot should be enough to fix the issue.
Virtual Memory is also called a "paging file" - essentially, it allows Windows to use hard drive space as ram (thats very basic but the best way to describe it). Upgrading your ram can help a little bit, but mostly it comes from too much being done on your PC - VMK is page file heavy. I have watched the task manager diag tools and VMK, on my PC, spikes CPU usage to 100% when logging in or logging out. and it sits around 50% when doing anything, with major spikes when opening quests, stores and inventory. From playing around lately, I see that VMK pal blocks shockwave installs (does not appear to be on purpose) so best bet is to go directly to the Adobe website ( www.adobe.com ) and download shockwave updates from there when Pal is not running. Pal also has a minor issue where it eliminates some of the memory buffer.
for those that do not know what they are doing: Do not play with virtual memory - you WILL screw up your PC is you do it wrong. A reboot should be enough to fix the issue.