Use USB Thumbdrive as Windows Virtual Memory?
Ramblings on Saturday, January 27th, 2007
Found a good info of using external USB memory thumbdrive as Windows
Virtual Memory.
From tomshardware.com
”
Adding more memory to your laptop saves power by reducing Windows’
reliance on the virtual memory swap file on your hard disk. In Vista,
plugging in a USB memory stick that you can use for ReadyBoost
(supplementing system memory) can give you longer battery life - we’ve
seen up to 15-20 minutes longer life on a Toshiba tablet PC using a 2GB
USB stick.
”
Now thats another reason for me to try out Vista (minus all the fancy
graphic effects) when it comes out later…
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