Hello all,
I've got an older Dell Inspiron laptop that has only 512mg ram.
I swapped out the mechanical hard drive for an SSD. It's made a huge difference in running W7.
I partitioned the drive into a System and Data drive and W7 said I could use it for Readyboost. Since I only have 512mg ram, I gave it the go ahead.
My question is that will I see any performance issues since I'm using the SSD as a Readyboost device? My initial thought is no, since its much faster than any hard drive and almost as good as using ram.
Any other thoughts?
T
I've got an older Dell Inspiron laptop that has only 512mg ram.
I swapped out the mechanical hard drive for an SSD. It's made a huge difference in running W7.
I partitioned the drive into a System and Data drive and W7 said I could use it for Readyboost. Since I only have 512mg ram, I gave it the go ahead.
My question is that will I see any performance issues since I'm using the SSD as a Readyboost device? My initial thought is no, since its much faster than any hard drive and almost as good as using ram.
Any other thoughts?
T
My Computer
At a glance
Win 7 SP1Intel i7 9206g OCZ Triple ChannelnVidia GTX 275 868mg
- OS
- Win 7 SP1
- CPU
- Intel i7 920
- Motherboard
- Asus P6T
- Memory
- 6g OCZ Triple Channel
- Graphics Card(s)
- nVidia GTX 275 868mg
- Sound Card
- Asus Xonar D2X PCI-e
- Monitor(s) Displays
- ASUS VE228H
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1080 (1080p - HD)
- Hard Drives
- Intel X-25M 80g SSD and 4x SATA II (2 WD, 2 Seagate)
- Keyboard
- Logitech G19
- Internet Speed
- Cable
