Adjust Your swappiness! | What is swappiness and why the heck should I change it? swappiness is a value between 0 and 100 which controls the priority of your system using ram vs. swap. Making this change will greatly increase the performance of your box! Especially if you have a recent system with lots of ram. A swappiness value
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