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need to know about and how to use ready boost
- Thread starter Vignesh Boppana
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Solution
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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/using-memory-storage-device-speed-computer#1TC=windows-7
No special type of pen drive is required, other than it being a reliable brand that has a fast transfer speed (though few pen drives actually give you that information anyway).
Mind you, you can't beat installing more RAM for better performance. ReadyBoost will never match that, plus it can be a pain in the butt sometimes. I tried using RB for a few days but I decided it wasn't worth bothering with.
No special type of pen drive is required, other than it being a reliable brand that has a fast transfer speed (though few pen drives actually give you that information anyway).
Mind you, you can't beat installing more RAM for better performance. ReadyBoost will never match that, plus it can be a pain in the butt sometimes. I tried using RB for a few days but I decided it wasn't worth bothering with.
jacknamvar
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if the flash have supported ready boost there must be something on the box . just get the flash in the usb port and go to mycomputer >right click on the drive >readyboost tab and that is what you wanted .
Tradesman1
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