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Ready Boost - how and why
Can you use ready boost with SD cards and other memory cards, or is it only
usb devices? I know it's not as good as RAM, but how does it compare? I am getting a laptop with 2GB of DDR2 RAM, would ready boost increase my speed at all? What size memory stick would I need if it is dedicated to ready boost? Thanks. |
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Ready Boost - how and why
"Doug" wrote in message
news Can you use ready boost with SD cards and other memory cards, or is it only usb devices? I know it's not as good as RAM, but how does it compare? I am getting a laptop with 2GB of DDR2 RAM, would ready boost increase my speed at all? What size memory stick would I need if it is dedicated to ready boost? Thanks. In my experience, Readyboost is of little or no value on a computer with 2gb of ram. -- Jim |
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Ready Boost - how and why
Well maybe this article will help you decide : 'Tom Archer's Blog : ReadyBoost Q&A' (http://blogs.msdn.com/tomarcher/arch...02/615199.aspx) -- Asky Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 @ 3Ghz(333 X 9) | Asus P5B | 1GB Kingston Value DDR2 667 | Sapphire X1900GT | Samsung 940BW | Mushkin XP-650 PSU |XBOX 360 Controller | Vista Ultimate X64 | |
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Ready Boost - how and why
I am using a 2GB Ultra II SD card whose slot is built into my 1 GB Vista 32
laptop and notice an improvement with games that require virtual memory. "Doug" wrote in message news Can you use ready boost with SD cards and other memory cards, or is it only usb devices? I know it's not as good as RAM, but how does it compare? I am getting a laptop with 2GB of DDR2 RAM, would ready boost increase my speed at all? What size memory stick would I need if it is dedicated to ready boost? Thanks. |