ReadyBoost is a reading file cache, it is not an extension of virtual memory, that is based on the fact Flash memory has effectively zero seek time to cache small files (because Flash memory is also slower at sustained write that you HDD). Some VM machines on it would probably run faster as well because they could run parallel to HD host system I guess. I guess redirecting page file to it would speed up the system. What could I actually expect if I do put this card into my machine? And what would be recommended size? Observations If I buy myself some really fast SDHC card (like SanDisk 16GB Extreme 30MB/s - is there anything faster) and use it with my Windows 7 ReadyBoost, will I see any performance gain? Is it going to work something similar to Seagate's HybridDrive Momentus with 4GB of solid state drive? I simultaneously runĪnd occasionally also Photoshop and some InDesign as well. I use an HP notebook machine with Core 2 Duo 2GHz + 4GB RAM + 320 7200 HD. net developer, using VMs and developing web applications (and Sharepoint). I've bought an SD card today for my phot frame, but when I inserted it into my notebook I saw I could use it for ReadyBoost.
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