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| Guest | Readyboost vs intel turbo memory 1gb Hi, I own a latop with intel turbo memory 1gb in it, and using Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit Im wondering whether using a readyboost device (I use a 2gb mini sd card) will override the function of the Turbo Memory, or if they stack. Regards Evrae |
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| Guest | Re: Readyboost vs intel turbo memory 1gb It appears that Turbo memory is a superset of ReadyBoost which would mean that you could not use booth. .. http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=2985&p=3 "Evrae" <Evrae@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7FC31EDD-0CE5-4ADE-9474-CF1B5591A1A7@xxxxxx Quote: > > > Hi, I own a latop with intel turbo memory 1gb in it, and using Windows > Vista Ultimate 64bit > > Im wondering whether using a readyboost device (I use a 2gb mini sd card) > will override the function of the Turbo Memory, or if they stack. > > Regards > > Evrae |
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| Guest | Re: Readyboost vs intel turbo memory 1gb Thank you. The link answered my question well, and did also give me ideas. Seems I can use both Intel Turbo Memory and an extern Readyboost device, since the 1gb turbo memory only uses 512mb for Readyboosting - thus they can stack... you just waste half of the intel turbo memory :P - In theory I guess... "JW" wrote: Quote: > It appears that Turbo memory is a superset of ReadyBoost which would mean > that you could not use booth. > . > > http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=2985&p=3 > > > "Evrae" <Evrae@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:7FC31EDD-0CE5-4ADE-9474-CF1B5591A1A7@xxxxxx Quote: > > > > > > Hi, I own a latop with intel turbo memory 1gb in it, and using Windows > > Vista Ultimate 64bit > > > > Im wondering whether using a readyboost device (I use a 2gb mini sd card) > > will override the function of the Turbo Memory, or if they stack. > > > > Regards > > > > Evrae |
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| Guest | Re: Readyboost vs intel turbo memory 1gb I don't think they will stack since AFAIK there is no logic to separate a Ready Boost file among multiple devices. So I suggest that you do not use the Ready Boost available with Turbo Memory and only use a separate device for Ready Boost "Evrae" <Evrae@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EEDE4B20-E422-4D78-8EDE-AA49F0A783AC@xxxxxx Quote: > Thank you. The link answered my question well, and did also give me ideas. > Seems I can use both Intel Turbo Memory and an extern Readyboost device, > since the 1gb turbo memory only uses 512mb for Readyboosting - thus they > can > stack... you just waste half of the intel turbo memory :P - In theory I > guess... > > "JW" wrote: > Quote: >> It appears that Turbo memory is a superset of ReadyBoost which would mean >> that you could not use booth. >> . >> >> http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=2985&p=3 >> >> >> "Evrae" <Evrae@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:7FC31EDD-0CE5-4ADE-9474-CF1B5591A1A7@xxxxxx Quote: >> > >> > >> > Hi, I own a latop with intel turbo memory 1gb in it, and using Windows >> > Vista Ultimate 64bit >> > >> > Im wondering whether using a readyboost device (I use a 2gb mini sd >> > card) >> > will override the function of the Turbo Memory, or if they stack. >> > >> > Regards >> > >> > Evrae |
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