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this sir is literally common sense, i child who just came out of his mother womb knows about this. the rule of thumb is if you have 16gb of ram you will need to set the min amount to 1.5 times. meaning 16 times 1.5 comes to 24 needed for the min. the max is 3 times that of the amount of ram you have meaning 48gb for max.
now for me my min is 96gb and max is 192gb. truthfully without trying to sound like an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ but you should have known this. hell i knew this when i first got my first pc ever. an eMachines w3107 all the way back to 2004 when i was 14.
even when i didn'[t have my own pc and was using a hand me down with a cpu that wan at 500mhz with 256Mb ram with a 1.5gb hard drive running windows 95. even then i knew about Virtual Memory. every single game i have ever played since windows 95 has told you to make sure you have at least 1gb for min and max of 2gb. but now that we have much more ram we need to increase the min and max. but most of the time you can just let windows auto manage it. windows does a great job at managing it.