Anyone have any experience with this?
Does setting this improve DEM speed / quality?
I can copy that on my PC.
OK... but is DEM faster or better with it set?
Can we apply this setting for Windows 10 OS?
At the moment, the IT team is saying for Windows 10, this cant be applied!
Any other alternative solutions for this please?
Ho Rohini,
this discussion is 6 years old, so it was started for old product and old Windows. General recommendation is that it's usually better to ask again in a new post.
Rohini Kulkarni said:Can we apply this setting for Windows 10 OS?
Your question cannot be answered, because you do not:
Rohini Kulkarni said:At the moment, the IT team is saying for Windows 10, this cant be applied!
I don't believe it's true, see this official Microsoft documentation.
Rohini Kulkarni said:Any other alternative solutions for this please?
I think your question cannot be answered, because alternatives are "use locked pages" and "do not use them".
With regards,
Jan
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This solution is no longer valid for current version of windows and AECOSim
Ustn since 1988SS4 - i7-3.45Ghz-16 Gb-250/1Tb/1Tb-Win8.1-64bEric D. MilbergerArchitect + Master Planner + BIMSenior Master Planner NASA - Marshall Space Flight CenterThe Milberger Architectural Group, llc
Eric Milberger said:This solution is no longer valid for current version of windows and AECOSim
I have to disagree with such formulation, because it's not correct in my opinion.
Locking pages in memory has not much to do with Windows version. It's memory management technique and is configured through Windows policy for particular account (that is consequently used for runnig process). It's available in all Windows versions from (I do not know, but for very long time), including W10, regardless 32bit or 64bit version.
Another question is whether MicroStation CONNECT Edition (and other applications based on power platform like AECOsim Building Designer) are able to use locking pages when it's available. I do not recall any such information, so I guess it has not been implemented, but maybe I should ask tech support for details ;-)
But it's mistake to think that it's not there because CONNECT Edition is 64bit application. Some 64bit applications still use this technique (e.g. SQL Server), but reasons are different a bit: Whereas for 32bit MicroStation it was a way how to reserve more than 2GB memory (limit for 32bit applications) when there was more available on 64bit Windows, now I think it's more a way how optimize some operations to keep all required data in complete in memory (because for memory intensive applications like DB servers it can represent a substantial perofmance impact).
Is your Microstation V8i BIM compatible?
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