I prefer to set the page file size myself. Windows can expand the page file as needed, but Poser tends to be a little impatient and crash before the expansion is complete. I'd suggest setting the page file size to 2 GB min and max on both of your drives, results in faster Windows operation than setting a single 4 GB page file. In my experience P6 is somewhat better. If a render crashes due to lack of memory (virtual or otherwise), there's a good chance you can recover and don't have to kill Poser using Task Manager.

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