Capacity of memory / RAM which can improve the performance of the computer itself. If you feel less the capacity of the memory / RAM, you can add them from the flash device. How?. Virtual Memory, that is the answer. Adding memory / RAM with a flash is often referred to as Virtual Memory.
Virtual Memory is an 'extra memory' to anticipate if the existing data on the memory / main RAM is full.
Requirements that must exist is the motherboard and flash should already support USB 2.0, if you still use a USB 1 then the results obtained are not very visible. Will be maximal if the flash that you use Ready Boost is already using the facility. Initially, Ready Boost is a facility for Windows Vista, but you can do as well on Windows XP (imitation Ready Boost)
The way is as follows:
Attach the flash to the computer
Right click on My Computer and select Properties
Click the Advanced tab, then click the Settings button in the Performance box
In the window that appears, click the Advanced tab and click the Change button on the Virtual memory box
Select the C drive, then select No paging file. If it is proceed by clicking the Set button
Select the drive 'flash' you (eg drive F), usually given the name of the Removable disk if you do not give a name in the flash. Then select System managed size and proceed by clicking the Set button
Notice in the box Total paging file size for All drives. Recommended values do not exceed the capacity of its flash
If it's more then you can enter a 'total value' of the capacity of flash. The trick then click the Custom Size option in the Initial Size and Maximum Size is filled with a total value of the capacity of flash. You must leave a 5-6 Mb. It is a requirement of Windows XP itself. If so, click the Set button
Click OK and then restart the computer
With these tips so you can maximize computer performance with memanfa'atkan flash device that you belong to., RAM is a big plus
Virtual Memory is an 'extra memory' to anticipate if the existing data on the memory / main RAM is full.
Requirements that must exist is the motherboard and flash should already support USB 2.0, if you still use a USB 1 then the results obtained are not very visible. Will be maximal if the flash that you use Ready Boost is already using the facility. Initially, Ready Boost is a facility for Windows Vista, but you can do as well on Windows XP (imitation Ready Boost)
The way is as follows:
Attach the flash to the computer
Right click on My Computer and select Properties
Click the Advanced tab, then click the Settings button in the Performance box
In the window that appears, click the Advanced tab and click the Change button on the Virtual memory box
Select the C drive, then select No paging file. If it is proceed by clicking the Set button
Select the drive 'flash' you (eg drive F), usually given the name of the Removable disk if you do not give a name in the flash. Then select System managed size and proceed by clicking the Set button
Notice in the box Total paging file size for All drives. Recommended values do not exceed the capacity of its flash
If it's more then you can enter a 'total value' of the capacity of flash. The trick then click the Custom Size option in the Initial Size and Maximum Size is filled with a total value of the capacity of flash. You must leave a 5-6 Mb. It is a requirement of Windows XP itself. If so, click the Set button
Click OK and then restart the computer
With these tips so you can maximize computer performance with memanfa'atkan flash device that you belong to., RAM is a big plus
