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How to monitor peak memory usage in windows7

jondeker

Junior Member
In xp, the task manager would show peak memory usage (peak commit charge). This is useful in figuring out if the system has enough ram.

Where do I find this in windows7 ?
 
If you're going to be doing this for any real amount of time you probably want to use perfmon to log the results to a file.
 
In Win7, you can access Perfmon by typing "Perfmon" in the Search box in the Start menu. There's about 35 memory parameters you can measure and record into a log file.
 
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