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the page file on Windows or the swap partition on Linux is for. Both of them add to your computer's working memory. For example, if your computer has 2 GB of RAM and you open a significant number of apps or files, your computer's working memory may need to store 3 GB of data.
 The computer saves the extra 1 GB of data in its page file, sometimes known as swap space. The page file, often known as a swap, serves as a 'overflow' region for storing extra data. When your computer is in use, it automatically sends data back to RAM, and when it isn't, it moves data to the page file or swap partition.

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