i have 8GB with 64bit and i still notice a difference. Everythings more snappier
That is because ReadyBoost, in conjunction with SuperFetch, is integral to the design of Windows 7. It is not solely for 'low RAM systems', although the effect on those systems may appear more beneficial. The MS engineers did some good work here.
I'm curious to see what other people are getting for their WEI disk scores. I would like to see all types and combinations of drives to see how they differ in performance. If possible try to keep HDTach/HDTune/etc. scores to a minimum as there is another thread for that.
Some general questions...
Hi Guys,
I was wondering about something. I just built a brand new system and my windows 7 experience index is all pretty high 7.4 to 7.6 all around but for my hard drive witch has a poor 5.9 and gives me an overall note of 5.9. Is putting an other hard drive of the same make and making it raid...