Microsoft states that the minimum memory requirements for Windows 10 are 1GB for the 32bit version, and 2GB for the 64bit version, but we all know that minimums are for chumps.
So in this article we will take a close look at Resource Monitor, and more specifically, at what it can do around Memory. With Windows 10 growing in popularity and programs continuing to consume more and more RAM, knowing about this great tool and how to use it will prove to be a very valuable skill for any sysadmin at work or PowerUser at home. Of course, I might add a few things to this list, like pizza, puppies, and bandwidth, but those are for another time. “You can never have too much money, happiness, or RAM”, he said, and truer words have not been spoken. There’s a saying my granddaddy taught me.
With Windows 10 growing in popularity and programs continuing to want more and more RAM, knowing more about Resource Monitor and how to use it can prove to be a very valuable skill for any sysadmin at work or Power User at home.
