Application Lists

By Toddrick | November 2nd, 2009 |

Please have the applications in both application lists sort alphabetically

speed test error

By jay2kay007 | November 1st, 2009 |

whenever i do the speed test my computer totally freezez up but other than that the program seems to work fine on my system im using xp home sp3 and booster bets v.#538

My Impressions

By Jerryg | October 31st, 2009 |

I am using a Dell Dimension 3100 and am testing EBoostr 4 beta 538. My system has a 2.4ghz Celeron 2gigs of system ram. As such, I thought there would be no improvement in loading speed of programs but I was wrong. I also tried various 4gig USB flash drives and received the following. With a generic non-Ready-Boost drive, I managed a 2.368 improvement in data access. With the Ready-Boost compatible drive I received a 2.987 speed increase from Eboostr. I am thinking this program makes a difference no matter what configuration and or hardware you are using. I am also impressed with the loading times of frequently used programs. The loading time is conservatively twice as fast as without your program.

new life on a old dell using USB flash for eboost.

By jrw1000 | October 30th, 2009 |

I had given up on my old Dell 8100/1G /400M FSB and was about to junk it but eboostr with the boost file on a usb 2.0 flash allows me to run XP-pro SP3 for basic mail and as a home server(Apache) for my network. For best speed use a separate usb controller on the PCI bus not the built in controllers. But watch when using a IDE drive with boost that also has a the page file as the system can start thrashing Especially when the page file is split between IDE drives on the 2 controllers. I did not notice much difference on my 2.6G core2 quad/4G but the system memory/bus and SATA drives are much faster. Testing eboostr ver 4.0 b536

The show is about to begin

By eithel | October 28th, 2009 |

Let’s see how this new version 4 of eBoostr works, will keep you all posted. Thank you for letting us try the new features and help make it a better product!

eBoostr 4 ROCKS!

By chappy8088 | October 27th, 2009 |

I recently bought a Dell 537ST mostly for my son to play games so I could finally use my pc again. A few of his games weren’t running as fast as I thought they should so I started with some minor overclocking first. This had a small effect but not much. I was intrigued by eBoostr and gave it a try. After tweaking the application priorities for a while and experimenting with different amounts of SD cards and flash drives I was really impressed! I have to say I am one happy eBoostr user…not to mention the 3.2 ratio I was able to get is awesome!

Love that ratio

Love that ratio

Unable to configure hidden system memory!

By mach789 | October 24th, 2009 |

So Installed the latest 4.0 beta release. Trying to configure my system memory to be able to use the hidden memory since I have 4GB and running 32-bit. This leaves me with 767MB to cache on the system reserve. I go to apply and it asks me to build the cache file, I say yes. Nothing happens.

Suggestion: cache only selected files/locations(“include list”)

By qwertz | October 22nd, 2009 |

I think it would be great if  – in addition to the exclude list – we could have the opportunity to restrict eboostr to only cache selected  apps/files/locations.

The scenario would be to use the full eboostr cache to prefetch/cache specific applications only. Especially games or video apps would profit from this.

Problem with previous version 3 (last stable build) & Drive snapshot

By merle1 | October 15th, 2009 |

Sorry for being slightly off topic : I keep having BSOD where eboostr V3 is involved, when dismounting a virtual drive created by Drive Snapshot.  WhoCrashed says it’s eboostr.sys, while the BSOD says it’s a regular windows file, sr.sys, that caused it.

I have installed the lastest 4 beta version, and will see if its keep happening (after a full backup ;-)  ).  If I don’t report any problem, this will mean that V4 solved this.

Build 538 Unmanaged Memory

By freddy67 | |

I have just upgraded from 536 to 538, once installed it detected my unmanaged memory & opted to use the unmanaged plus normal system totaling 2gb leaving 2gb for normal use (XP sp3). It built the cache & began to use, I minimized the application to the system tray & my system froze, I attempted a couple of reboots but after my programs loaded my system kept freezing. I uninstalled in safe mode & re-installed without using hidden & all is ok, this is the same outcome as I had with build 536.

Freddy