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Originally Posted by Jason Dunn
I don't want to burst your bubble, but ReadyBoost is considered to be effective only on PCs that are lacking in RAM. Say, 512 MB or 1 GB. If you've got 2 GB or more of RAM, the system uses SuperFetch to pre-load apps into RAM which is must faster than ReadyBoost. So depending on how much RAM you have, you may not need to use ReadyBoost...  |
I've actually seen some improvements with Windows 7 ReadyBoost on my Asus 1215N laptop. Of course, it is hobbled with a 5400rpm HDD, but in using a Class 10 SD card, I've noticed that some things are a bit peppier. It is hard to say since I haven't done any objective testing, and ReadyBoost also needs time for proper tuning and learning your behaviour. Still, since I had the card available and the SD slot on my netbook isn't doing anything else...
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