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Re: Virtual Drives - Allocation
Unless using assembly where you have an amazing amount of control over where the data goes and which instructions are executed; in MOST cases while programming you perform a read or write. The operating system does all the dirty work, routing the request, buffering the data and then actually writing it out or reading it. And it will perform your request when it's good and ready. Adding another hard drive specifically for paging really won't help you.
If you really need performance while processing large amounts of data, add 4g more of RAM. That will give you a visible performance boost. |