Running Win '98 SE, I find that when my swap file reaches about 70 Meg then the computer slows down. i.e. slow to respond to mouse clicks, redraws slow etc. Windows is managing virtual memory & 300 Meg free space on the HD. A reboot knocks the swap file back down to size and all is then OK for a day. 96 Meg RAM. Any Ideas?

Set the swap file to a fixed size, usually what is recommended is two and a half times your amount of ram, it wouldn't hurt to get a bigger HD either.

The above post is pretty much correct...cause it takes some overhead to constantly resize the swapfile. After setting it to a constant size [max and min the same], try adding the line ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1 to your system.ini as the last line in the [386Enh] section. I did it because every so often a game would chunk. This way it only touches the swapfile when it runs out of physical memory. Good luck