N ngalbrai Joined Apr 13, 2004 Messages 135 Reaction score 0 May 30, 2007 #1 I always thought it did and that keeping the desktop free of actual files rather than shortcuts was good sense but haivng seen how many techie colleagues use thier desktop I have come to question this, what is the answer?
I always thought it did and that keeping the desktop free of actual files rather than shortcuts was good sense but haivng seen how many techie colleagues use thier desktop I have come to question this, what is the answer?
Spezi Wolf Cruncher Joined Nov 13, 2005 Messages 296 Reaction score 0 May 30, 2007 #2 If it's running it uses RAM. If it's just sitting there why would it require RAM? You can use your task manager to show you what is using your memory.
If it's running it uses RAM. If it's just sitting there why would it require RAM? You can use your task manager to show you what is using your memory.
