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No, it doesn't 'speed up' the drive.
It uses part of your RAM as a cache for the drive. Access for some things is faster, for other things...exactly the same speed as before.

Might be beneficial, might not. You have to give up some RAM that should be used for something else.
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No, it doesn't 'speed up' the drive.
It uses part of your RAM as a cache for the drive. Access for some things is faster, for other things...exactly the same speed as before.

Might be beneficial, might not. You have to give up some RAM that should be used for something else.
 
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