You're way off base. First a defective memory module will crash the system the first time it's accessed unless it's completely
invisible and appears to be an empty slot.
Have you ever ran a memory error test? I guess not cause if you did you would not telling me this.
Second, how pagefile (aka swap) works is beside the point. The point is more GPUs require more VM and if the requirements
are more than the avaiable RAM it needs to use the pagefile.
More GPU's requires more memory ram not virtual memory, virtual memory is only required when all available physical memory are all used. Virtual memory is your ssd,hard drive. or anything that can be used as a space allocation.
I'm not going to waste my time on you trolls. You trolls better read up this.
Virtual memory is simulated memory that is written to a file on the hard drive. That file is often called page file or swap file. It's used by operating systems to simulate physical RAM by using hard disk space. ... If we don't have enough memory, we can't run applications.
http://www.utilizewindows.com/what-is-virtual-memory-and-why-do-we-need-it/
