2018年3月19日 · I read some years ago about the possibility to increase the RAM by using a pen-drive USB as additional memory RAM. I already googled that but I found only articles talking about using pen-drive as additional swap.

2020年3月4日 · Getting data in and out of a USB device always involves asking the controller to talk to a device and move packets of data. USB works more like a network adapter than RAM. So you can get a bunch of RAM, connect it to a USB controller, and have it work like a super fast storage device, but not RAM.

2020年9月7日 · The CPU can access the contents of a RAM location simply by specifying an address, i.e. that is how instructions are fetched. The supporting computer hardware accomplishes that. Whereas obtaining data from a peripheral device over a bus requires execution of dozens of instructions to perform multiple I/O operations.

It will increase the page fault rates. Not all the additional faults will be resolved to the RAM disk (most, statistically, go to mapped files). Of those that are, yes, the PF on RAM disk will be faster than a hard drive - but NOT committing that RAM to a RAM disk, hence not incurring those additional faults at all, would be even faster.

2020年9月25日 · If my laptop has an available RAM of 8GB how can I can make the available RAM to be increased to say 8+128 GB. I am not sure if this could be done, but I guess there are devices like RAID servers etc which when attached to …

To know: 'waiting' ram is RAM that is not Free but can be Free inmediatly. Windows will say Free RAM is zero (at least on my 2BiG), but has more than 333MiB of wainting RAM, that also with ReadyBoost working. Final conclusion on 32Bit: better use ReadyBoost with as fast USB sticks as possible on as much USB ports as able to improve speeds

2020年6月5日 · I have used Puppy Linux from live USB stick which ran completely in RAM, but a lot of things didn't work and so I decided to just go with a full system. With Puppy Linux, literally EVERYTHING was in RAM, but now that I want a full Ubuntu install, I only want the Ubuntu system (system files) and not all documents and files (like documents I ...

There's no way to use it as physical RAM, but you can page to it, on Vista/7 this can be done with ReadyBoost, on XP you can just set it to do so in My Computer > Properties > Performance > Advanced > Virtual Memory. It should be mentioned that …

2 becouse, i have a 4RAM laptop(pc) and if i play minecraft. it needs such more ram. my minecraft can maximal give 20FPS if i am lucky and on the lowest settings (FPS = Frames Per Second (in your game) ) But becouse my computer is doing alot on the background like Antivirus and skype stuff. but when i used a simple 4GB (precicely 3,86GB) usb, i ...

Because of this, I have to set my virtual memory on drive C: to around 1gb. My solution was to use my 32gb sandisk flash drive to hold another pagefile.sys. I changed my virtual ram settings to include my flash drive, with an initial size of 16gb and a maximum size to around 29gb, then restarted my computer.