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Why is HDD speed related to ReadyBoost?
From the Windows help file:
"If your computer has a hard disk that uses solid-state drive (SSD) technology, you may not see an option to speed up your computer with ReadyBoost when you plug in a USB flash drive or flash memory card. This is because some SSD drives are so fast they're unlikely to benefit from ReadyBoost."
What does ReadyBoost have to do with HDD speed at all? Doesn't it just use a flash drive as fake RAM?