Using the extra RAM

By zPedro | January 31st, 2009 | 5:46 pm

I hope one day you can achieve the way to able eBoostr to use “the extra RAM beyond the 3.25GB limit on a 4GB or 8GB Windows XP/Vista 32 bit system”, as we can read in eBoostr help (hope too it will be completed very soon!). Meanwhile, with RamDisk Plus I’m using  a 720 MB RamDisk that has 2.068.755 KB/s random read speed (plus a 496 MB Intel Turbo Memory used by eBoostr – 32.137 KB/s). The results are fantastic and I keep all 3 GB of my system RAM.

I want to thank you very much, eBoostr Creators, this great opportunity to be an eBoostr tester and, of course, the license you kindly gave to me.

3 Responses to “Using the extra RAM”

  1. Andrey Zarudnev
    Feb 10, 2009

    Using an unmanaged system memory for caching is really a good idea. Mike may probably comment on this, as I know they’ve already made a research.

    Thanks.


  2. zPedro
    Feb 10, 2009

    Yes. I am using now 752 MB, that is, all unmanaged memory my laptop has. I think it is possible to enlarge it very considerably if upgrading RAM behind the present 4 GB. I didn’t try it yet, but it seems it is possible to create a bigger RamDisk using both unmanaged and managed. I think 1 GB eBoostr cache was a very decent option for my system at the moment.
    I thank you.


  3. zPedro
    Feb 10, 2009

    Correction: “beyond” instead of “behind”. Ups… sorry.