Virtual Memory Validator - Paged Memory

This view provides a graphical view of the target process on a page by page basis. The colours used for display can be configured using the Options dialog box. Paged in memory is shown in red (default). Memory that is not present, or that is paged out, is shown in black (default).

The display can be set to update on a timed interval. This can be useful for watching large data models load in the target process and watching the memory usage, detecting fragmentation and so on.

This view provides a graphical view of the target process on a page by page basis showing paged in (red) memory with an overlay of committed, uncommitted and reserved memory shown in blue, green and yellow.

This view provides a graphical view of the target process on a page by page basis showing paged in (red) memory and paged out (and not present) memory (black).



Note that in both pictures the red and black region in the lower half of each picture represents the memory after 0x80000000 which is only accessible to system level code such as device drivers and the kernel. The large solid red band contains NTOSKRNL.EXE and HAL.DLL which are never paged out.