>What you need to check in Windows Task Manager is the Virtual >Memory {VM} size, *not* the entry for "Mem Usage".


But surely, unless Microsoft are really making their terminology confusing, if VM stands for 'Virtual Memory' it's refering to data in hard drive space rather than physical RAM?

EDIT - Just noticed the edit, must have had refresh weirdness ;)

EDIT 2 - Just looked in Task Manager and TM uses the term Virtual Memory Size so I suppose my initial question stands.