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Mark M Morse
I've seen a few vague references to improving Vista's performance by
using a flash drive to augment available RAM for the operating
system.
Can somebody point me to a resource that provides basic details?
Specifically, I would like to know if there is an upper limit to the
number of GB that Vista can use for this purpose (i.e., purchasing
an 8GB flash drive instead of 4GB would perhaps be a waste of
money).
In addition, I would like to see some opinions about whether or not
a flash drive used in this way makes a noticeable difference with
Vista on higher-end systems (eg: TOSHIBA laptop, INTEL duo core
T2600 2.16GHZ with 2MB L2 cache, 2048MB DDR2 667MHz SDRAM, 7200RPM
serial-ATA HDD, NVIDIA GEOFORCE GO7600 256MB).
Cheers,
~ Mark
using a flash drive to augment available RAM for the operating
system.
Can somebody point me to a resource that provides basic details?
Specifically, I would like to know if there is an upper limit to the
number of GB that Vista can use for this purpose (i.e., purchasing
an 8GB flash drive instead of 4GB would perhaps be a waste of
money).
In addition, I would like to see some opinions about whether or not
a flash drive used in this way makes a noticeable difference with
Vista on higher-end systems (eg: TOSHIBA laptop, INTEL duo core
T2600 2.16GHZ with 2MB L2 cache, 2048MB DDR2 667MHz SDRAM, 7200RPM
serial-ATA HDD, NVIDIA GEOFORCE GO7600 256MB).
Cheers,
~ Mark