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[ravicplk]

guys vista ultimate version eka thiyana machine ekakata flash drive ekak gahuwoth eka ram ekak vidihata wada karanawada?

 

[nasri123]

ehama nang mata penna nehe machan anith windows wage sirawata weda..mage vista ultimate ekin.. machan mokadda prashna umbagen???

 

[dexter.morgan.666]

guys vista ultimate version eka thiyana machine ekakata flash drive ekak gahuwoth eka ram ekak vidihata wada karanawada?

Not all pen drives support this feature

Read this and see

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReadyBoost

 

[AlienX]

thats one of the craziest thing Ive heard in my life...

How is this even possible. ? Flash memory has a very high latency in read & specially in writing compared to DRAMs (RAMs basically). & USB bus has a very narrow bandwith & speed compared to the memory bus in the system.

May be you've heard it wrong.. ? & might be used for some back up processing... But i dont think in real time system RAM its possible

 

[ravicplk]

Not all pen drives support this feature

Read this and see

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReadyBoost

THanks machan

 

[ravicplk]

thats one of the craziest thing Ive heard in my life...

How is this even possible. ? Flash memory has a very high latency in read & specially in writing compared to DRAMs (RAMs basically). & USB bus has a very narrow bandwith & speed compared to the memory bus in the system.

May be you've heard it wrong.. ?

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE

read the article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReadyBoost
vista can handle it

 

[chanster]

But not much effect......and you pen will heat like mad.....n u might burn it in the end.....

 

[AlienX]

Yep. Its not used as main system memory.

Just a replacement for the swap. coz there is no god damn way of using flash memory as RAM. The reason is what I mentioned before in my post

you should have called it using flash drive as "Swap" memory. Coz there is a big differance in the meaning of RAM & Swap memory. In this case its swap memory & not RAM. In windows you call it like page file, linux systems you call it swap. Basicaly the same concept with few differances .


Cheers,
& thanx for the article