How to lower high hard page fault resolution times?

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knerlington

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If it's possible system wise what can be done and how would I go about doing it?
Correct drivers installed chipset wise, I have the correct ahci drivers for my ssd which windows resides in. BIOS set up correctly.
16GB RAM with at least ~12GB available while gaming I'm still getting some really high hard page resolution times pretty often. Measured with resplendence LatencyMon. I'm nog using a page file since I figured I have enough RAM to not use it. Point is that I never use up all my RAM while gaming, but still I believe it might be the cause for some stuttering I experience in some titles. Is it just the games or can I decrease the issue?
 
jcgriff2 said:
Check for SSD firmware upgrade.

Allocate a page file - system managed to see if there is any difference -

https://www.sysnative.com/forums/wi...on-of-page-file-windows-10-8-1-8-7-vista.html

Regards. . .

jcgriff2
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Already have the latest firmware and I've tried letting windows manage a page file on the system disk which is a SSD in this case. Not sure if I see a difference. A follow up question though. As of now Windows has set the page file to 16GB, but it's also stating that the recommended size in my case is at ~5GB. What size is preferable? Also. I take it that I should only have a page file on my ssd if I'm going to use one?
 

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