nukemaster :
Its a tablet, I sure hope the SSD can be user upgraded(I think it is just Msata, but how easy it is to access is another question.).
I believe it's actually an eMMC SSD, meaning it's somewhere along the lines of SD-card flash memory. That would explain why my Windows 8 laptops with regular HDD's boot and load things faster than my tablet. Unfortunately, I don't see any way to even open up this tablet so I doubt the SSD can be replaced, it's probably soldered onto the motherboard anyways.
But yeah, I'm both running out of RAM and SSD memory. I'm pretty sure once my tablet runs out of RAM, it starts using my SSD for page memory thus further stripping my tablet of memory.
If I compress the drive, what kind of performance penalty am I looking at? I used to compress my drives with DriveSpace back when I used Windows 95 and 98. At the time, I didn't notice too much performance penalty, but when I did the a similar thing with Windows XP, my system slowed down significantly to the point of being almost unusable.