When playing large-scale games under the Win8 system, a pop-up box often pops up to prompt that the virtual memory is insufficient. In fact, the memory is not large enough to support such a large-scale game. At this time, users can solve this problem by setting the size of the virtual memory to expand the storage space.

Win8 cleverly sets up virtual memory to expand storage space:

　1. Open the system properties. Right-click "This Computer" - "Properties";

2. Click "Advanced System Settings" on the left;

3. Enter the system properties interface, click "Settings" in the performance option;

4. Virtual memory option "Change";

5. Select "Custom Size" in this interface, and fill in the boxes after "Initial Size" and "Maximum Value" with the values ​​you want.

After the Win8 system correctly sets up the virtual memory, it can not only solve the problem of playing large game cards, but also speed up the running speed of the system. It can be said to be an operation method that kills two birds with one stone.