PumpJack McGee Posts

XD

How long to go, would you say?

I swear this site gets so much more buggy on a waifu game day!

Threw it in Excel and sorted the list, so are a few others:
Akiryo
BlinkXPoke
Cinia Pacifica
sardaukar58
Sneakyone
Xillia

I'd be more worried about the upper C vertebrae given that head snap lol

Would love for someone to do that to me o3o

You could kill off divorce time for the people that do win. This why even if someone that has a reclaim not getting 3 claims before the game even starts, that if you're letting the people who have them pay in this anyways.

The divorce time has always been a little long for the past few games anyways, and we know that people use up one when the last round starts up because of all the new animes and what not coming out when the round starts. People always want the nest best girl.

So no divorce time, or maybe seven claims? Just throwing things up in the air right now.


Also, little off topic, thanks for letting Mrticktock have his claims, Jake.

I'm not sure we had 114 different users participate. The current list probably has 200-300 waifus on it and that's with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th choices.

Two week head start may be a little over kill.

Why not for the prize a perma claim for one waifu of the winners choice for two rounds?

(user can claim winning waifu undisputed for the next two rounds or even just 1 round)

Correct, you have more than enough space.


The system typically sets virtual memory equal to the size of your RAM and maximum size three times your RAM. In your case, you have a total of 4 GB (2*2=4) and 6 GB (2*3=6), respectively. Sometimes this may not be enough. By increasing it, you designate up to 8 GB of your hard drive space to use virtual memory in the event you run out of RAM storage.


This might be a bit much to start with. Instead, use 4096 MB (4 GB) for step 10 and 8192 MB (8 GB) for step 11.

As a heads up, hard drive performance is slower than RAM performance. This means that programs that use virtual memory will not perform as fast as the RAM. This is a trade off between the two.

Yeah, I caught my mistake. Also, yeah I realize it would be silly and expensive, but I know someone who did it before.

Thanks for your insight as well. Always a good thing.

As for the problem, like ChrisBRosado123 said, the root of the problem is still not clear, but we'll start with your assumption first.

Extending Virtual Memory in Windows 7:
1. Open the "Control Panel"
2. Find the "System" icon and click on it.
3. On the left panel you should see, "Advanced system settings", click on it.
4. In the "Performance" box, click "Settings..."
5. In the "Performance Options", click the "Advanced" tab.
6. In the "Virtual memory" box, click "Change..."
7. The default should be set to "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives". Uncheck the check box.
8. Select your "C:" drive.
9. Select "Custom size"
10. Type in the "Initial size:" box "6144" (This is 6 GB)
11. Type in the "Maximum size:" box "12288" (This is 12 GB)
12. Click OK for all three windows.
13. You may need to restart your computer to finish this.

You now have predefined extended memory added using your hard drive space. Anytime you are running low on memory it will go up to using 12 GB of extended memory. You can add more if you like later on.

I find it better to have this custom than system managed, but that's just my opinion.

Did I just type that? I mean't 256 GB, not 256 MB. Stupid me.

Anyway, you could start by adjusting the virtual memory of your PC. I'm assuming it's a Windows OS? How much space does your hard drive have remaining?

I have five already. Even if i could the 4 day wait will make it impossible.

The page file is virtual memory. Let's say you use all of your two gigs of RAM, the page file then uses space from your hard drive to create virtual memory.

I also want to address a few other things.


That's partially true. There are a huge number of different factors, such as: processor speed, the amount of cores (dual core, quad core, etc.) the processor has, and the hard drive.


That may not fix your problem. Most motherboards can only handle a certain amount of RAM, depending on how old your computer is. Most of the newer PC's can handle up to 256 MB, which is the most I seen so far. If you were to do any modifications to your computer, I'd recommend researching your computer's specs to find out what hardware is compatible with your motherboard.

Well my concern is that since this my first car, I don't want to buy something really expensive because I might scratch it or I might not end up liking the car for whatever reason. At the same time, I don't want to buy a cheap car because I am planning to use the car for a good while and it would be a waste to buy two cars in such a short period of time. Maybe I should just do some more research, or I am just over thinking this.

by memory the computer means your RAM, (it could also mean the the size of your page file)
How much RAM do you have installed and what is the size of your page file.