Hey all I just came upon the concept of using readyboost with my computer since I usually run quite a few programs in the background while I'm gaming. I know it wont help much but just a little increase in performance is better than nothing.
I was just curious how much memory can be used on 1 flash drive?
I just bought a 16 GB Sandisk from Best Buy and when I used Readyboost with it the cap was 4 GB. I wasn't sure if the drive I bought wasn't designed to go higher or my USB port couldnt handle it. Then I wondered if the file format the drive was in was capping it so I can confused and thinking of buying a better one possibly designed for the readyboost. I was wondering if anyone could add some light to this situation and appreciate any feedback, thanks very much.
-KevoJ
I was just curious how much memory can be used on 1 flash drive?
I just bought a 16 GB Sandisk from Best Buy and when I used Readyboost with it the cap was 4 GB. I wasn't sure if the drive I bought wasn't designed to go higher or my USB port couldnt handle it. Then I wondered if the file format the drive was in was capping it so I can confused and thinking of buying a better one possibly designed for the readyboost. I was wondering if anyone could add some light to this situation and appreciate any feedback, thanks very much.
-KevoJ
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 UltimateIntel Core 2 67004 GBGeforce 260GTX
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- HP D4890Y
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 6700
- Motherboard
- Whatever HP put in
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Geforce 260GTX
- Sound Card
- Soundblaster
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Sony 40" TV
- Hard Drives
- 400 GB
- PSU
- Corsair 650 Watts
- Case
- HP
- Cooling
- Fans
