[CellGuy]

Originally Posted by austintb

LOL. Sorry man. Ill simplify it in a diagram:

INPUT ---> KERNEL DEBUGGER ---> CODE > BINARY > DATA ---> PROCESSOR ---> RAM=CACHE ---> OUTPUT

Thats how the basic computing works. And say you have a 2.3GHz CPU speed, it will do all of that at 2.3GHz. Plus, when you pull free unallocated memory from a different source, it pages into the RAM cache bin. Sorry if thats to confusing, but thats about the most simple way I can put memory virtualization on mobile phones.

And no, even with software, its utterly impossible. Theres litterally no way of getting around it. I can guarentee that the new Snapdragon 1.0GHz mobile CPU's will support better memory virtualization. If you have any more questions about hardware or software, feel free to ask. I am A+ cert.

No that's not confusing at all. You dumbed it down just the right amount. Thanks, makes sense now.