![]() Pages_kb: Amount of page memory allocated to process. Virtual_memory_reserved: This is the VM reserved as tracked by the clerk. Virtual_memory_committed: This is virtual memory committed as reported by the clerk. Now after process is mapped to VAS memory manager finds out physical memory to which it can be mapped and finally commit memory to this process when this is eventually done the memory is allocated and is called physical memory allocated to process. Every process which requests memory sees virtual memory which equal to 4GB or 8 TB as per architecture(32 or 64 bit) it is running on. The responsiveness problems start once it passes about 35 GB committed. VAS is 8TB for 64 bit system and 4 GB for 32 Bit system. When I initially start up, the committed memory is a sane size it starts around 4-8 GB, and grows to about 11 GB once all my programs have started (Discord, Steam, drivers, etc). When SQL Server process requests memory it is first mapped to VAS address in the region. VAS: Virtual address space is total amount of virtual memory a process can see in the system when created. When a memory component requests memory from a Memory Manager, what is the nature of this memory being granted? Real/Physical or VAS? You are correct committed memory is physical memory used because committed memory is backed by physical memory while reserved memory is memory reserved by process which it thinks it might need it may necessarily not be committed. Allocation is wide terms which means providing memory you should not attach any specific meaning to it. Memory allocated is memory given to SQL Server for doing various processing. What exactly is the memory that is allocated to the a memory component in SQL Server?
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