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Re: Pagepool?
Basically, page pool is a section of your internal memory that has been partitioned off to assist with the launching of applications. A set amount of memory is reserved, reducing the total memory available to you, and is used to cache essential program data instead. This allows programs to launch faster.
Static pagepool is a set amount that cannot chage, and a dynamic pagepool is "on-the-fly," which means it can change depending on your system's needs.
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