Feb 26 2012, 03:20 AM
QUOTE(sandybridge @ Feb 13 2012, 09:55 AM)
RAMDisk 3.5.130 RC 22
RAMDisk is the right product for you if you have a disk I/O bound application that is small enough to fit in main memory. RAMDisk is also great for storing frequently accessed data such as temp files, page files and database index files. RAMDisk is freeware up to 4GB disk sizes.
- Speed up Internet page load times
- Control what files and programs are stored into memory (loaded at boot time)
- Create temporary disks for added security
- Speed up disk-to-disk activities such as video encryption and audio ripping
- Accelerate databases
- Reduce compile times
http://www.filehippo.com/download_ramdisk/
http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-ser...oftware/ramdisk
hi,RAMDisk is the right product for you if you have a disk I/O bound application that is small enough to fit in main memory. RAMDisk is also great for storing frequently accessed data such as temp files, page files and database index files. RAMDisk is freeware up to 4GB disk sizes.
- Speed up Internet page load times
- Control what files and programs are stored into memory (loaded at boot time)
- Create temporary disks for added security
- Speed up disk-to-disk activities such as video encryption and audio ripping
- Accelerate databases
- Reduce compile times
http://www.filehippo.com/download_ramdisk/
http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-ser...oftware/ramdisk
i hoping to speed up my i7 notebook with 8gb of RAM when i am running my CAD program (Lightwave).
do you think RAMDisk is beneficial to me?
if yes, how to go about setting it so that my CAD program uses RAMDisc when its running.
tnx much.
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