Windows 7: Windows 7: Readyboost

brianzion · 08 Sep 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by Rhammstein

Quote: Originally Posted by brianzion

some rep would be cool

I tried but I think we cannot because this isn't considered a support forum, so.. +1 virtual rep!

no worrys hope you can use the information its a good site for info to

brianzion · 08 Sep 2010

here is a report this is how it looks

zigzag3143 · 08 Sep 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by wkw427

Just for the heck of it, I'll throw out a queston.

My desktop as 2gb of ram. I have a gadget that shows cpu and ram usage. My ram NEVER goes higher then 60% used.. would I benefit from readyboost?

Yes you would.

Ken

MattRainier · 09 Sep 2010

Interesting, because I use build 7600, Ultimate 64-bit with 4GB of RAM installed, and I noticed a considerable increase in performance with a 2GB SD card used as a ReadyBoost paging file.

chrysalis · 14 Sep 2010

when I used a usb ram stick for readyboost it did help a bit but at the end of day I brought some extra ram and realised there is no subsititute.

Layback Bear · 14 Sep 2010

I don't think this has been posted. Seems to me right from the horses mouth.
ReadyBoost Q&A - Tom Archer's Blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

whs · 14 Sep 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by Layback Bear

I don't think this has been posted. Seems to me right from the horses mouth.
ReadyBoost Q&A - Tom Archer's Blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

What was new to me is the 128 bit encryption. Here is another overhead that has to be accounted for - especially with slow CPUs.
I came to the conclusion that in most cases RB is probably a placebo.

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