Where is my MMF(Memory-Mapped-File) memory in Windows Task Manager?

Memory mapped file is still part of your Virtual Address Space use perfmon to get reliable counters instead of Task Manager, which changes with each release of Windows. The Perfmon counter of Process | Virtual Bytes (total VAS) is the most interesting.

My understanding is that 1GB is reserved in the virtual address space, but memory is only actually allocated for pages that are touched. Memory mapped files are implemented parallel to the Virtual Memory API, and both build upon the NT Virtual Memory Manager. See this article and diagram for an explanation.

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