Increase performance by using Windows ReadyBoost?

Hello, does this give any big performance increase? Is it worth it?

 

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Look here:

 

JamesATaber wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
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Vista is not worth it...

Even the windows7 release candidate is twice as fast as the crap vista
****-of-an-OS

 

If you follow the instructions at that link Windows will not work properly.
Setting the TEMP/TMP environment variables to point to a removable drive is
a very bad idea.

--
Kerry Brown
MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Systems Administration



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The answer is "It depends". It depends on many things - How much RAM do you
have? How fast is the flash drive? How do you use your computer? The last
question is the one that's not easy to answer. Everyone uses a computer
slightly differently. The best answer is to try it on your system and see if
it makes a difference.

--
Kerry Brown
MS-MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Systems Administration



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Kerry Brown wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
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> properly. Setting the TEMP/TMP environment variables to point to a
> removable drive is a very bad idea.
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that blog was full of bad advice and inaccurate understanding of how
windows works..

but vista is so bad with disk IO that people are helplessly trying to
solve these problems...

while with XP you had a quiet disk, with vista your disk never stops..

of course I have tamed the stinking beast.. but for other people vista
out of the box is just a horrible stinking experience.

 

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She isn't the only one.

Alias

 

I disabled that service.
I don't like Bill gates caching on my USB drives.

 

THE FIRST GIRL I SAW ON THIS FORUM!

 

So you like Windows7?

I should get it as soon as it's out... OEM version & a new HP or Dell laptop
need to make money!!!!

 

Get a FAST thumb drive, only one I recommend is the SanDisk
Titanium which is FAST. Get a 4 gig or bigger, set ReadyBoost
2 to 2.5 times your RAM up to the max which is 4 gig. You can
use rest of drive, say from an 8 gig, as storage.

It really smoothes things out and particularly helps if you run a lot
of programs and or have big programs and/or huge files.

If the drive is NOT exceptionally fast you will be disappointed.

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You looking for girls?

Try this search in GOOGLE

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That should help you out.