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 Dec 8 2008, 01:03 PM
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QUOTE(fariz @ Dec 8 2008, 10:32 AM) buying an extra ram is better.. Lol... that is the whole point of ReadyBoost - - not buying memory modules but 'trying' to get performance boost by using a flash drive.  Recommend ReadyBoost for those 1Gb and below memory only... E.g, using a 2Gb ReadyBoost flash drive > 512Mb RAM - - definitely improves performance upto 50% 1Gb - - will see improvement in load times of apps 2Gb - - barely, but you 'might' notice... 4Gb - - forget it. |
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Dec 10 2008, 09:59 PM
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QUOTE(falconLee @ Dec 10 2008, 12:21 AM) oh.. i got 1 GB RAM already , then might not have more effect.. You know how ReadyBoost is used in the 'real world' ? Meaning, actual gamers / PC users ? i see kingston come out 2 pendrive that suit for ready boost, that is DataTraveler 400 and DataTraveler HyperX ...does this will increase the pc performance? I not dare to buy, if there is no changes..RAM i must discard 1 of the 512, if buy more RAM. >> System RAM : 512Mb / 1Gb OS : Vista Basic / Premium no Aero Games : Not too extensive 3D games / applications ReadyBoost : 1Gb / 2Gb flash drive When enabled, user will experience boost in performance in terms of load times. Or enable ReadyBoost and leave flash drive. When starting up Vista, user experiences improved load times. >> How is ReadyBoost being perceived - User thinks get ReadyBoost flash drive, no need to buy more RAM - Significant improvement in performance for systems above 1Gb RAM |
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