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CPU usage is a factor. Why not run HDTune right after booting up?
CPU usage is a factor. Why not run HDTune right after booting up?
That one was seen while sitting here idle on the GP drive the 32bit 7077 is installed on. It has more to do with the energy saving feature then any load on the cpu there. The other Cavier SE drives are more performance orientated being strictly intended for internal use seeing the faster access time.
No, it's just regular ram used like a hard disk and you choose how much RAM you want to allocate to RAMdisk. A ton faster (45x over my HD) but, when you restart your computer the RAMdisk is gone, or the data has been deleted. I use for things like Firefox and iTunes. You wouldn't believe how fast they open.
A ramdisk is more or less utilizing the active ram on the system where everything gets cleared out once you shutdown or simply see a fast restart. That type is highly violitile unless you can create some type of backup image to reload again later.
Wow, a RAM disk! I haven't seen one of those since my MS-DOS days over 10 years ago
that's freakin awesome speeds tho, something tells me that they weren't as fast 10 years ago though.
how do you create a ramdisk, i been googling for a short while but they are running around chasing tales, try this program try this entry, is there a 100% working way to use system ram to create the ramdisk?
Last edited by bloke; 18 Apr 2009 at 22:09.