ReadyBoost

On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 14:04:37 +0100, "KRK"
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> I’ve just started to use readyboost by pushing a 4GB usb stick into the port
> and configuring it to ‘Improve system performance’. I can see its little
> light flashing, so I assume it is working. Is there anyway of measuring how
> much it is improving (or not) system performance. I have 2 Gb ram.

Two points:

1. There’s no real way to measure, but you should be able to judge its
effect by your personal observations.

2. Your question leads me to believe that you have observed no
improvement in performance. That’s no surprise to me, since as far as
I’m concerned, ReadyBoost is of benefit only for systems with very
little RAM. With 2GB of RAM there is normally little to no impact of
using ReadyBoost. I also wouldn’t recommend ReadyBoost for those with
little RAM, since the money would be better spent by buying more RAM.


Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP – Windows Desktop Experience
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