i notice it allot on my laptop. have you set the amount windows can use for ready boost to max?
this is to the person who thinks this is cleaver!! (a stupid moving text banner)
welcome to the future of text reading (ps look any1 can do marquees!)
"Byron Hinson" <byron@activewin.com> wrote in message news:F7BA2692-EF7F-4DB3-A82B-4618A5D19262@microsoft.com...
> The speed increases are pretty small so its sometimes hard to notice,
> especially on a decent PC.
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> "AF" <af.at.work@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>I have a 1GB USB 2.0 flash drive plugged in and ReadyBoost is using
>> about 1GB of it - however I can not say that I see any performance
>> improvement. How would it be possible to measure it?
>>
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